The new and improved Vande Bharat 2.0 train, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched from Gandhinagar on Friday, runs between Ahmedabad and Mumbai and was as thrilled to be travelling on board as his fellow passengers were. The prime minister was struck by a completely “unique characteristic” that he claimed none of the experts had mentioned to him, in addition to the features of the highest calibre on show.
Details about Vande Bharat Express Train Runs Like Bullet train as 100 Times Less Noise inside Airplane:
Prime Minister Modi claims that the new Vande Bharat train is “100 times less noisy” inside than an airliner. He claimed that once they experienced this feature, individuals who enjoy flying would choose Vande Bharat trains.
“Vande Bharat is 100 times quieter inside than an airliner…” When they ride the Vande Bharat train, people who are used to flying will prefer it, the prime minister said in Ahmedabad, adding that it is “quick like a bullet.”
Later, when speaking to a crowd in Ahmedabad, Modi described his train ride as an unforgettable experience. He claimed that the train was moving so quickly that he arrived in Thaltej 20 minutes earlier than expected.
Modi insisted that the ease with which he was able to communicate with other passengers throughout the trip pleased him. “I am neither a scientist nor an expert, and the experts never even said this to me, but I felt that the noise inside this train was less than an aeroplane. He continued, “I just wanted to share my own views and maybe experts should take heed. It’s hard to interact with fellow passengers on a flight due to the cabin noise, but I had no problems doing it on the train.
On its debut trip, the Vande Bharat Express semi-high-speed train travelled the 492 kilometres between Ahmedabad and Mumbai in five hours and thirty minutes, as required by the railroads. In just 140 seconds, the train reaches a speed of 160 kph. The Indian Railways promises passengers a travelling experience similar to that of an airline and cutting-edge safety features, such as Kavach, an in-house-built train collision prevention system.
“Passengers travelling on this train will experience top-notch comfort and amenities. According to a press release from the railways, the fully air-conditioned Vande Bharat has a number of contemporary features, including sliding doors, customised reading lights, mobile charging ports, attendant call buttons, bio-toilets, automatic entry and exit doors, CCTV cameras, reclining capability, and comfortable seats.
Executive chair cars will cost Rs 2,505 to travel from Mumbai to Ahmedabad, while chair cars would cost Rs 1,385. The Mumbai-Ahmedabad Shatabdi has been rescheduled by the railways to make room for the Vande Bharat Express.
