“Made In India” On Indian Railways! 75 Vande Bharat Train Connects Every Corner Of India In 75 Weeks.
Vande Bharat Express, manufactured under the “Made in India” initiative of the Modi government, is India’s first medium-high-speed train and has a variety of world-class passenger facilities.
Vande Bharat Express, manufactured under the “Made in India” initiative of the Modi government, is India’s first medium and high-speed train with various world-class passenger facilities.
The most advanced Vande Bharat train has a variety of ultra-modern functions and facilities, such as fast acceleration, automatic sliding doors, on-board infotainment, GPS-based passenger information system, and zero-emission vacuum biological toilets. , Telescopic steps, etc.
Vande Bharat trains can reach a top speed of 160 km/h. The passenger cars of this group of semi-resistance trains are equipped with a regenerative braking system, which can save up to 30% of electric energy.
According to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the country has also taken a step towards electric vehicles, and the Ministry of Railways is rapidly advancing 100% electrification of the Indian railway network.
By 2030, the Ministry of Railways has set a goal of becoming a net-zero carbon emitter. In his speech on Independence Day, Prime Minister Modi also mentioned the problem of connecting all state capitals in the northeast of the country with the Indian railway network.
The Prime Minister said that the development work to connect all the capitals of the northeastern states with rail services will be completed soon.
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