Modi 3.0 Plans for Indian Railways: New Vande Bharat and Amrit Bharat Trains

Modi 3.0 Plans for Indian Railways

Modi 3.0 Plans for Indian Railways: As Narendra Modi has come to power again for the third time, he has emphasized greater development of various sectors.

By taking his first decision as a Prime Minister, he has now focused on developing the Indian railways sector by introducing New Vande Bharat and Amrit Bharat Trains so that the waiting time is reduced.

As per the reports, the government will now focus on increasing the capacity so that more and more passengers can use the Train.

The government will also focus on reducing the waitlist and improving the safety of traveling in Vande Bharat and Amrit Bharat Trains.

Earlier, a lot of complaints were reported about the waitlist for these trains. However, the government is now expected to reduce the waitlist so that it can improve passenger experience.

Furthermore, To make operations run more smoothly, Indian Railways is focusing on introducing more Vande Bharat, Amrit Bharat, and Vande Metro trains.

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The Indian government is focusing on making people use the service more frequently by the introduction of new trains and new sleepers on the Vande Bharat Express by BEML.

Indian Railways is also focusing on bringing in two standard-gauge bullet trains for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail route. So that it can support the "Make in India" movement.

The decision to introduce two standard-gauge bullet trains after discussion with Japanese suppliers was stopped because of over-price differences. These bullet trains will feature 8 cars and will go up to 250 km/h.

However, the bullet train project was supposed to be finished by 2022 but it has faced many delays due to the problems of acquiring land in Mumbai.

But Indian Railways is doing its best to improve its capacity, safety, and the experience of its passengers, even though there are problems.

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