List of Fastest Trains: For the convenience of passengers in India, the railways operate a number of semi-high speed trains. Today, we’ll tell you the names of some of these trains, which travel at speeds ranging from 120 to 180 kilometres per hour.
Indian Railways Fastest Train List: Indian Railway is an essential part of everyday life. Every day, railways operate thousands of trains. Railways have introduced many premium trains in recent years in order to save people’s time. This allows you to travel a long distance in a matter of hours. Allow us to provide you with information on the country’s fastest trains.
On February 15, 2019, Prime Minister Modi launched the Vande Bharat train in the country. This train has a top speed of 180 kilometres per hour. This train connects New Delhi and Banaras.
The Gatimaan Express is the country’s second fastest train. This train has a top speed of 160 kilometres per hour. This train travels from Delhi’s Hazrat Nizamuddin to Jhansi.
The New Delhi Kanpur Shatabdi travels at a speed of 140 kilometres per hour. This train travels from Delhi to Kanpur in only 4.55 hours.
The Bhopal Shatabdi train travels from New Delhi to Bhopal at a speed of 150 km/h. This train can take you from Delhi to Bhopal in just 8.30 hours.
The Tejas Express train, which runs between Mumbai and Delhi, is also on the list of fastest trains. This train travels at 140 kilometres per hour. You travel from Mumbai to Delhi. This train covers a lot of ground in just 15 hours.
Rajdhani, which connects New Delhi and Howrah, travels at 135 kilometres per hour. This train has been in service since March 3, 1969. It is one of the Railways’ premium trains.
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