The new-look junction will include a changing room for women and every platform will have a milk parlour, Mathura Junction station director N P Singh said.
The commercial department of the Agra Division of NCR has submitted a proposal for the revamp to the NCR headquarters in Allahabad, he said.
"A woman facilitation centre is on the cards to help woman feed a child," Singh said.
Five automatic ticket vending machines installed at different points in the station will help passengers, he said.
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Singh said the help of voluntary organisations and other groups will be taken to keep the station clean. Students and staff of the GLA University, Mathura, are already cleaning the station twice a month voluntarily and the Nayati Hospital has sent a proposal for helping with the cleaning, he said.
A proposal also has been sent to the Railway Division Officer, Agra, for painting the walls of the station with Krishna's portraits, he said.
He added that steps were being taken for enhanced safety measures, focusing on integrated block work -- including signal and telecommunications, overhead equipment work, etc.
Mathura, known for its Krishna temples, has been chosen as one of the heritage cities for the government's Heritage City Development and Augmentation Yojana scheme.
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