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Bombardier Bags Contract For Supply Of Train-Sets For Metro Projects In UP
Bombardier Transport India has bagged a contract for the supply of 67 trains for three cars (coaches) each for Kanpur and Agra Metro projects, according to an official statement.
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Mumbai Metro's Shopping Now With $7.5 Billion. Here's What It Wants
Mumbai is planning overhaul of its transport system by setting up a high-speed urban rail network to ease the burden on its conventional suburban railways.
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For Some Of World's Biggest Metro Projects, Coaches Being Made In India
Drawn to India by an explosion in metro-rail projects, Alstom SA and Bombardier Inc are now poised to use the nation known for being the world's back-office as a manufacturing export hub.
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Delhi Metro to Procure 17 New Eight-Coach Trains
Seeking to strengthen its fleet, Delhi Metro will procure 17 new eight-coach trains and convert 61 six-coach trains into eight-coach formations to provide more convenience to the commuters on the Red, Blue and Yellow lines of its network.
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Bombardier Bags Contract For Supply Of Train-Sets For Metro Projects In UP
Bombardier Transport India has bagged a contract for the supply of 67 trains for three cars (coaches) each for Kanpur and Agra Metro projects, according to an official statement.
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Mumbai Metro's Shopping Now With $7.5 Billion. Here's What It Wants
Mumbai is planning overhaul of its transport system by setting up a high-speed urban rail network to ease the burden on its conventional suburban railways.
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For Some Of World's Biggest Metro Projects, Coaches Being Made In India
Drawn to India by an explosion in metro-rail projects, Alstom SA and Bombardier Inc are now poised to use the nation known for being the world's back-office as a manufacturing export hub.
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Delhi Metro to Procure 17 New Eight-Coach Trains
Seeking to strengthen its fleet, Delhi Metro will procure 17 new eight-coach trains and convert 61 six-coach trains into eight-coach formations to provide more convenience to the commuters on the Red, Blue and Yellow lines of its network.
