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India's 1st Hydrogen Train Gets Approval. Here Is What Makes It Special
The train will have ten coaches and will be powered by a 1,200 kW hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system. It will run at a commercial speed of up to 75 km/h, though trial runs will be conducted at speeds of up to 120 km/h.
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India To Get First Tilting Trains By 2025-26
India will get its first tilting trains by 2025-26 with 100 Vande Bharat trains being manufactured using this technology which enables trains to maneuver curves at higher speeds, just as a motorbike on a winding road.
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Trains To Get 20 In-House Innovations Like CCTVs, Powerless Water Coolers
The Railway Board has decided to implement 20 innovations by its employees to make train journeys safer and improve passenger comfort - such as a bell warning to alert travellers minutes before a train departs, real-time CCTV monitoring inside coaches, printing of unreserved tickets through mobile applications - on a mass scale.
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'Not In India's Best Interests': What Drew This Warning By Chinese Media
It is "not in India's best interest" to bar China from high-speed train projects, Chinese state-run media has declared.
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India's 1st Hydrogen Train Gets Approval. Here Is What Makes It Special
The train will have ten coaches and will be powered by a 1,200 kW hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system. It will run at a commercial speed of up to 75 km/h, though trial runs will be conducted at speeds of up to 120 km/h.
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India To Get First Tilting Trains By 2025-26
India will get its first tilting trains by 2025-26 with 100 Vande Bharat trains being manufactured using this technology which enables trains to maneuver curves at higher speeds, just as a motorbike on a winding road.
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Trains To Get 20 In-House Innovations Like CCTVs, Powerless Water Coolers
The Railway Board has decided to implement 20 innovations by its employees to make train journeys safer and improve passenger comfort - such as a bell warning to alert travellers minutes before a train departs, real-time CCTV monitoring inside coaches, printing of unreserved tickets through mobile applications - on a mass scale.
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'Not In India's Best Interests': What Drew This Warning By Chinese Media
It is "not in India's best interest" to bar China from high-speed train projects, Chinese state-run media has declared.
