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    Varanasi ropeway takes just 16 minutes to reach Kashi Vishwanath Temple from Cantt railway station instead of 45 minutes by road; trial run begins, check ticket price and opening date
    From 45 to 15 minutes: Forget crawling through Varanasi traffic, India's first public transport ropeway will take you above city's busy roads; watch viral video

    A video of Varanasi's upcoming public transport ropeway has surfaced on Instagram, offering a glimpse of cabins travelling above the city's busy roads. The 4.2-km project, being developed at an estimated cost of Rs 645 crore, will connect Varanasi Cantt Railway Station to Godowlia Chowk through five stations and is expected to reduce travel time from around 45 minutes to 15–16 minutes.

    UP's first Vande Bharat Sleeper is here! New Delhi-Varanasi train: Timings, stoppages & ticket prices; PM Modi says it will connect faith with modernity

    Varanasi-Delhi Vande Bharat Sleeper launched: Indian Railways on Saturday expanded its Vande Bharat Sleeper network with a new service connecting Varanasi and New Delhi, offering passengers a faster and more comfortable overnight travel option. The service will improve rail connectivity between the two destinations, benefiting pilgrims, tourists, students, business travellers and working professionals.

    'Bullet train will cut Delhi-Varanasi journey to 3.5 hrs': Ashwini Vaishnaw reveals mega plan to slash travel times to Lucknow, Kanpur, Agra and Patna

    Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has shared proposed travel times for the Northern Corridor of India's bullet train network, including a journey between Delhi and Varanasi in 3 hours 33 minutes. He also highlighted the role of Vande Bharat Sleeper trains in improving overnight connectivity and outlined plans to develop Kashi railway station into a major transport hub.

    'Wings Over Ganga': IAF's mega air show roars over Varanasi ghats; Rafale, Sukhoi steal the show

    Thousands of spectators gathered along the banks of the Ganga River to witness the air show. The Indian Air Force showcased fighters, including Rafale, Sukhoi, and indigenous Tejas, demonstrating its air combat prowess. The event coincided with the IAF's 94th anniversary, highlighting India's military capabilities and heritage. Defence expert Sanjeev Srivastava emphasised the significance of this historical location for the aerial display.

    Bet Dwarka Corridor: Underwater darshan, 108-foot Krishna statue, how Gujarat plans to transform Krishna's land

    Gujarat's proposed Bet Dwarka corridor aims to improve pilgrimage facilities and tourism infrastructure around the island associated with Lord Krishna. The plan includes a heritage street, a proposed 108-foot Krishna statue and underwater viewing experiences linked to Dwarka's submerged past. Building on the Sudarshan Setu connection, the project seeks to combine religious tourism, heritage development and marine ecotourism.

    The Economic Times
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