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India’s first bullet train takes shape in Bengaluru, targets 249kmph

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“India’s first bullet train takes shape in Bengaluru, targets 249kmph”

Dubai: India is moving closer to its high-speed rail ambitions, with its first indigenous bullet train taking shape at Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML) in Bengaluru for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail corridor. According to the Ministry of Railways, the train has been designed specifically for Indian conditions, combining domestic engineering with advanced technology, passenger comfort and accessibility. The eight-coach train, measuring about 202 metres, will have a maximum test speed of…

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