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Hyderabad-Chennai Bullet Train Could Replace Flights, Cut Travel Time To 3 Hours
India's proposed bullet train network could transform travel from Hyderabad, cutting Chennai travel time to under 3 hours.
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Railway Ministry Shares Video Of Bullet Train Station Being Built In Gujarat: "Marching Ahead"
The video provided a small tour of the station, showcasing both its interior and exterior features.
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Centre To Soon Conduct Feasibility Studies For Bullet Trains Across India
The government has decided to conduct feasibility studies for bullet train corridors in the country's north, south and east, President Droupadi Murmu said in her address to the joint session of the parliament today.
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"One Step Closer To Bullet Trains": Naveen Patnaik On New Vande Bharat Train
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Thursday lauded the launch of the state's first Vande Bharat Express train by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that it is one step closer towards the aspiration of Bullet trains in the country.
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Japanese Experts To Help Indian Architects Develop Bullet Train Stations
Japanese consultants will join hands with Indian architects to develop the 12 proposed bullet train stations and its adjoining areas in an integrated way.
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"Work In Full Swing": A Look At The Progress In Bullet Train Project
The terminal hub for the bullet train project in Vadodara will be designed on the theme of a 'banyan tree'.
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Bullet Train To Have Automatic Rail Track Fracture Detection System
In a first for India, authorities have decided to install automatic rail track fracture detection system across the 508 km bullet train project connecting Mumbai and Ahmedabad to prevent accidents.
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Bullet Trains Were Delayed For 50 Years, Then Came PM Modi: Piyush Goyal
Claiming that Railways was used for "political reasons" earlier, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday slammed the previous governments for not being able to bring in bullet trains.
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Bullet Train Route Making Losses Since July, Reveals RTI Reply: 10 Points
India's first bullet train, set to debut in 2023 between Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state Gujarat and Maharashtra, may not have been planned on a very profitable route, an activist's RTI or Right to Information query has revealed. For the Railways, the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route has been a loss-making one with over 40 per cent of the seats goi...
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Bullet Train Not A Common Man's Dream: Shiv Sena
Slamming the bullet train project, NDA ally Shiv Sena today said the project was not a dream of the common man but that of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Regional Countries Should Have Partnerships Not Alliances: China
China today hoped that the growing ties between India and Japan would be conducive to the peace and stability and insisted that the countries in the region should work for partnership instead of forming an alliance.
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Act Against 26/11 Accused, PM Modi And Abe Tell Pak: 10 Points
After jointly inaugurating work on India's first bullet train, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe held summit talks today and signed 15 agreements to enhance strategic partnership, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region where China is increasingly assertive. A joint statement said India and J...
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To Beat China, Japan Wants New Bullet Train Deals In India: Foreign Media
In the strategic rivalry between Japan and China, high-speed rail contracts are one of the best ways to project power. And no Asian country offers more opportunities than India.
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Bullet Train Fare To Be 1.5 Times Higher Than AC First Class: Railway Ministry
The Ministry of Railways has proposed a tariff for the upcoming bullet train service between Mumbai and Ahmedabad that will be 1.5 times more than the first class AC fare prevailing now, Parliament was informed today.
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Is There Deliberate Misinformation On Bullet Trains, Asks Suresh Prabhu
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu today wondered in the Lok Sabha whether there was a "deliberate misinformation" campaign against the introduction of bullet trains, saying these were not in conflict with the 'normal' trains.
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Hyderabad-Chennai Bullet Train Could Replace Flights, Cut Travel Time To 3 Hours
India's proposed bullet train network could transform travel from Hyderabad, cutting Chennai travel time to under 3 hours.
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Railway Ministry Shares Video Of Bullet Train Station Being Built In Gujarat: "Marching Ahead"
The video provided a small tour of the station, showcasing both its interior and exterior features.
-
Centre To Soon Conduct Feasibility Studies For Bullet Trains Across India
The government has decided to conduct feasibility studies for bullet train corridors in the country's north, south and east, President Droupadi Murmu said in her address to the joint session of the parliament today.
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"One Step Closer To Bullet Trains": Naveen Patnaik On New Vande Bharat Train
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Thursday lauded the launch of the state's first Vande Bharat Express train by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that it is one step closer towards the aspiration of Bullet trains in the country.
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Japanese Experts To Help Indian Architects Develop Bullet Train Stations
Japanese consultants will join hands with Indian architects to develop the 12 proposed bullet train stations and its adjoining areas in an integrated way.
-
"Work In Full Swing": A Look At The Progress In Bullet Train Project
The terminal hub for the bullet train project in Vadodara will be designed on the theme of a 'banyan tree'.
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Bullet Train To Have Automatic Rail Track Fracture Detection System
In a first for India, authorities have decided to install automatic rail track fracture detection system across the 508 km bullet train project connecting Mumbai and Ahmedabad to prevent accidents.
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Bullet Trains Were Delayed For 50 Years, Then Came PM Modi: Piyush Goyal
Claiming that Railways was used for "political reasons" earlier, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday slammed the previous governments for not being able to bring in bullet trains.
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Bullet Train Route Making Losses Since July, Reveals RTI Reply: 10 Points
India's first bullet train, set to debut in 2023 between Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state Gujarat and Maharashtra, may not have been planned on a very profitable route, an activist's RTI or Right to Information query has revealed. For the Railways, the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route has been a loss-making one with over 40 per cent of the seats goi...
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Bullet Train Not A Common Man's Dream: Shiv Sena
Slamming the bullet train project, NDA ally Shiv Sena today said the project was not a dream of the common man but that of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Regional Countries Should Have Partnerships Not Alliances: China
China today hoped that the growing ties between India and Japan would be conducive to the peace and stability and insisted that the countries in the region should work for partnership instead of forming an alliance.
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Act Against 26/11 Accused, PM Modi And Abe Tell Pak: 10 Points
After jointly inaugurating work on India's first bullet train, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe held summit talks today and signed 15 agreements to enhance strategic partnership, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region where China is increasingly assertive. A joint statement said India and J...
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To Beat China, Japan Wants New Bullet Train Deals In India: Foreign Media
In the strategic rivalry between Japan and China, high-speed rail contracts are one of the best ways to project power. And no Asian country offers more opportunities than India.
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Bullet Train Fare To Be 1.5 Times Higher Than AC First Class: Railway Ministry
The Ministry of Railways has proposed a tariff for the upcoming bullet train service between Mumbai and Ahmedabad that will be 1.5 times more than the first class AC fare prevailing now, Parliament was informed today.
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Is There Deliberate Misinformation On Bullet Trains, Asks Suresh Prabhu
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu today wondered in the Lok Sabha whether there was a "deliberate misinformation" campaign against the introduction of bullet trains, saying these were not in conflict with the 'normal' trains.
