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Semi-High Speed Gatiman Express Gets Nod To Run For One Year
Semi-high speed train between Delhi and Agra, Gatiman Express, which will run at a maximum speed of 160 kmph and cover a 200-km distance in about 105 minutes, will be operated by Railways for a year on a pilot basis.
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Passengers to Pay More for Delhi-Agra Semi-High Speed Train
Passengers will have to shell out more for travelling in Delhi-Agra semi-high speed train 'Gatimaan Express', as its fare structure is about 25 per cent higher than that of the Shatabdi Express for the same route.
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Passengers to Pay More for Delhi-Agra Semi-High Speed Train
Passengers will have to shell out more for travelling in Delhi-Agra semi-high speed train 'Gatimaan Express', as its fare structure is about 25 per cent higher than that of the Shatabdi Express for the same route.
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Modi Government's First Rail Budget Today
Departing Platform One at New Delhi station last week was India's fastest train: the test run of the Delhi-Agra express - dubbed "semi-high speed" by local media - topped a record-breaking 160 kilometres per hour on its way to the Taj Mahal.
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Semi-High Speed Gatiman Express Gets Nod To Run For One Year
Semi-high speed train between Delhi and Agra, Gatiman Express, which will run at a maximum speed of 160 kmph and cover a 200-km distance in about 105 minutes, will be operated by Railways for a year on a pilot basis.
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Passengers to Pay More for Delhi-Agra Semi-High Speed Train
Passengers will have to shell out more for travelling in Delhi-Agra semi-high speed train 'Gatimaan Express', as its fare structure is about 25 per cent higher than that of the Shatabdi Express for the same route.
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Passengers to Pay More for Delhi-Agra Semi-High Speed Train
Passengers will have to shell out more for travelling in Delhi-Agra semi-high speed train 'Gatimaan Express', as its fare structure is about 25 per cent higher than that of the Shatabdi Express for the same route.
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Modi Government's First Rail Budget Today
Departing Platform One at New Delhi station last week was India's fastest train: the test run of the Delhi-Agra express - dubbed "semi-high speed" by local media - topped a record-breaking 160 kilometres per hour on its way to the Taj Mahal.
