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Updated : Nov 16, 2024, 05:28 PM IST
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India's groundbreaking semi-high-speed train, Train 18, made its grand arrival at Delhi's Safdarjung Railway Station on Thursday. This cutting-edge train, built without an engine, is poised to replace the iconic Shatabdi Express, a staple of Indian rail travel for over three decades. Designed for speeds up to 160 kmph, Train 18 promises to redefine rail travel in the country.
Produced by the Integral Coach Factory (ICF) in Chennai under the 'Make in India' initiative, this marvel was completed in just 18 months at a cost of ₹100 crore. Boasting a range of advanced features, Train 18 offers modern air-conditioned coaches, automatic touch-free doors, and a GPS-enabled system to keep passengers informed about speed, location, and arrival times. Travelers can also enjoy uninterrupted Wi-Fi and an onboard infotainment system.
The train is equipped with bio-vacuum toilets, including accessible options for passengers with disabilities. Passengers can catch a unique glimpse into the driver’s cabin, and the executive chair car includes seats that rotate 180 degrees for added convenience. Each coach is outfitted with a mini-pantry featuring state-of-the-art facilities for heating and chilling food and beverages, enhancing the overall travel experience. By cutting travel time by 15%, Train 18 sets a new standard for efficiency and comfort in Indian railways.
India's revolutionary self-propelled train, known for its sleek engine-less design, is setting new benchmarks in speed and innovation. With the ability to reach speeds of 160–200 km/h, this train features driving cabs at both ends, ensuring efficient and smooth travel.
Passenger comfort takes center stage with fully air-conditioned coaches, offering spacious seating options in both executive and standard chair cars. The train is equipped with a range of modern amenities, including automatic doors, onboard Wi-Fi, a GPS-based passenger information system, and bio-vacuum toilets. Safety has also been prioritized with an emergency talk-back unit, enabling passengers to communicate with staff during emergencies.
