Amrit Bharat Express
People are liking trains equipped with modern facilities in the country. Keeping this in view, after Vande Bharat Express, the government started Amrit Bharat Express train, which has become the choice of the public. Encouraged by this, the Railway Minister has now made a new announcement. On Monday, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav announced through the Twitter handle of social media that Amrit Bharat train has been a big success. In view of this, now 50 Amrit Bharat trains will be run in the country, which has been approved.
Railway Minister Aswini Vaishnan has informed about this decision by tweeting a video on social media. Let us tell you that before the interim budget, Ashwini Vaishnav had said that 300 to 400 Amrit Bharat Express trains will be run every year. With this tweet he has confirmed that announcement. Now people are getting the gift of Amrit Bharat which will make rail transport convenient.
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Yesterday i.e. on Monday, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav posted a 33-second video of Amrit Bharat Express in her tweet. Let us tell you that people were getting good response regarding Vande Bharat trains, in view of which Indian Railways had launched Amrit Bharat Express train. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had gifted two Amrit Bharat Expresses to the country on December 30, 2023, and flagged them off from Ayodhya.
How different is Amrit Bharat Express from Vande Bharat?
Like Vande Bharat, Amrit Bharat is also a pull-push train equipped with modern facilities. It has two engines at the front and rear, due to which it can easily reach high speed and also has less jerks.
The maximum speed of this train is 130 km per hour. Its interior is also completely new, Amrit Bharat is a non AC train while Vande Bharat is an AC train. Amrit Bharat has sleeper coaches while Vande Bharat is a sitting train. There is enough space for luggage in this train and the seats are also comfortable.
Amrit Bharat trains also have modern modular toilets and are also equipped with many mobile charging points and mobile holders.
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