Indian Railways / Vande Bharat Sleeper Hits 180 kmph In Successful Trial On Kota–Nagda Section
Key Points
- Vande Bharat Sleeper Train completed a high-speed trial at 180 km/h on the Kota–Nagda section in Rajasthan.
- Developed with homegrown engineering, the train features sleeper coaches to meet demand for long-distance overnight travel.
- Officials confirmed the train will soon operate on major routes including Delhi–Howrah and Kota–Nagda, offering passengers enhanced comfort and modern amenities.
New Delhi, Dec 31: Indian Railways has successfully conducted the trial run of the Vande Bharat Sleeper Train, marking a significant milestone in the country’s railway modernization efforts.
The trial was carried out on the Kota–Nagda section in Rajasthan, where the train achieved a speed of 180 km per hour, showcasing its advanced engineering and performance capabilities.
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✨Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw shared a video of the high-speed trial on social media, highlighting the achievement and India’s growing expertise in indigenous railway technology.
The Vande Bharat Sleeper Train has been developed with
homegrown technology and designed to meet the rising demand for long-distance
overnight travel. The inclusion of sleeper coaches ensures comfort and
convenience for passengers, combining speed with modern amenities.
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Officials confirmed that the train will soon be introduced on major routes such as Delhi–Howrah and Kota–Nagda, offering passengers a new travel experience that blends comfort, speed, and modernity.
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