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Delhi To Chandigarh In 2 Hours With New Train, Help From France
The Delhi-Chandigarh corridor, one of the busiest routes in north India, is slated to be first semi-high speed project being taken up by the state-owned transporter to run trains at maximum speeds of 200 kmph with French help.
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Indian Trains To Travel At 200 Kmph With Russia's Help
Russian Railways is helping India's national transporter increase the speed of its passenger trains up to 200 km per hour.
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Railways To Unveil 200 kmph Coaches With Sliding Doors
Gearing up to run trains at higher speed, railways will this month unveil modern coaches equipped with automatic sliding doors and electro-pneumatically assisted brake system to assist in operating at 200 kmph speed.
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High Speed Spanish Train To Take Trial Run On Delhi-Mumbai Route Soon
Trains manufactured by Spanish firm Talgo may soon undertake trial runs at speeds between 160 and 200 kmph on the existing tracks on the Delhi-Mumbai route. Depending upon the results of the trial runs, the railways will consider introduction of high speed trains on other routes too, a senior Railway Ministry official said.
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Delhi To Chandigarh In 2 Hours With New Train, Help From France
The Delhi-Chandigarh corridor, one of the busiest routes in north India, is slated to be first semi-high speed project being taken up by the state-owned transporter to run trains at maximum speeds of 200 kmph with French help.
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Indian Trains To Travel At 200 Kmph With Russia's Help
Russian Railways is helping India's national transporter increase the speed of its passenger trains up to 200 km per hour.
-
Railways To Unveil 200 kmph Coaches With Sliding Doors
Gearing up to run trains at higher speed, railways will this month unveil modern coaches equipped with automatic sliding doors and electro-pneumatically assisted brake system to assist in operating at 200 kmph speed.
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High Speed Spanish Train To Take Trial Run On Delhi-Mumbai Route Soon
Trains manufactured by Spanish firm Talgo may soon undertake trial runs at speeds between 160 and 200 kmph on the existing tracks on the Delhi-Mumbai route. Depending upon the results of the trial runs, the railways will consider introduction of high speed trains on other routes too, a senior Railway Ministry official said.
