Delhi To Agra By Train

The wife of a Google employee in Bengaluru, whose husband tested positive for the novel coronavirus on Thursday, is asymptomatic so far, after having travelled last week from Bengaluru to Delhi by flight and then to Agra by train

Stones were thrown on Thursday on the Railways' fastest train - Train 18, which is scheduled to be flagged off by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on December 29, The train was on a trial run between Delhi and Agra when the incident took place.

Covered in tricolor balloons and marigold, India's fastest train "Gatimaan Express" today made its debut run from Delhi to Agra in 100 minutes. At 11.51 am, the train reached its destination to applause and the click-click of multiple cameras.

Semi-high speed train between Delhi and Agra, Gatiman Express, which will run at a maximum speed of 160 kmph and cover a 200-km distance in about 105 minutes, will be operated by Railways for a year on a pilot basis.

Passengers will have to shell out more for travelling in Delhi-Agra semi-high speed train 'Gatimaan Express', as its fare structure is about 25 per cent higher than that of the Shatabdi Express for the same route.

The first high speed train with a speed of 160 kilometer per hour will run on Delhi-Agra section in November this year as Kapurthala Rail Coach Factory (RCF) is all set to roll out first rake of fourteen coaches of the train.

Following the successful trial run of a semi high-speed train between Delhi and Agra, railways is all set to replicate the exercise on eight more routes by the end of this year as it looks to reduce travel time for passengers.

With high speed trains on the priority list of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Railways held a meeting today to take stock of the progress of a pilot project of running a 90-minutes train on the Delhi-Agra section with a target of making it operational by the year-end.

Encouraged by the success of a premium AC special train between Delhi and Mumbai, Railways have decided to run 17 more such trains in busy routes and explore the possibility of running semi-high speed trains - between 160-200 kmph - to Chandigarh and Agra from here.

The wife of a Google employee in Bengaluru, whose husband tested positive for the novel coronavirus on Thursday, is asymptomatic so far, after having travelled last week from Bengaluru to Delhi by flight and then to Agra by train

Stones were thrown on Thursday on the Railways' fastest train - Train 18, which is scheduled to be flagged off by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on December 29, The train was on a trial run between Delhi and Agra when the incident took place.

Covered in tricolor balloons and marigold, India's fastest train "Gatimaan Express" today made its debut run from Delhi to Agra in 100 minutes. At 11.51 am, the train reached its destination to applause and the click-click of multiple cameras.

Semi-high speed train between Delhi and Agra, Gatiman Express, which will run at a maximum speed of 160 kmph and cover a 200-km distance in about 105 minutes, will be operated by Railways for a year on a pilot basis.

Passengers will have to shell out more for travelling in Delhi-Agra semi-high speed train 'Gatimaan Express', as its fare structure is about 25 per cent higher than that of the Shatabdi Express for the same route.

The first high speed train with a speed of 160 kilometer per hour will run on Delhi-Agra section in November this year as Kapurthala Rail Coach Factory (RCF) is all set to roll out first rake of fourteen coaches of the train.

Following the successful trial run of a semi high-speed train between Delhi and Agra, railways is all set to replicate the exercise on eight more routes by the end of this year as it looks to reduce travel time for passengers.

With high speed trains on the priority list of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Railways held a meeting today to take stock of the progress of a pilot project of running a 90-minutes train on the Delhi-Agra section with a target of making it operational by the year-end.

Encouraged by the success of a premium AC special train between Delhi and Mumbai, Railways have decided to run 17 more such trains in busy routes and explore the possibility of running semi-high speed trains - between 160-200 kmph - to Chandigarh and Agra from here.