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    Adityanath to visit Singapore, Japan; set for 600 kmph Maglev ride during Japan leg

    Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath embarks on a visit to Singapore and Japan. He will explore investment opportunities and cooperation in infrastructure and urban development. A key highlight includes a test ride on Japan's advanced magnetic levitation train. This visit aims to strengthen modern transport infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh, aligning with India-Japan cooperation in high-speed rail and sustainable transport.

    Video: China’s Maglev train shatters speed records, hits 700 kmph in just 2 seconds

    China Maglev Train: Chinese researchers achieved a world record for superconducting electric maglev systems, sending a one-tonne vehicle to 700 km/h on a 400-meter track. This breakthrough, overcoming key technical hurdles, signifies rapid progress in ultra-high-speed maglev transport, with potential to accelerate development and bring practical applications closer.

    China unveils world's fastest train that travels at 600 km per hour. Watch the amazing train here

    China's train maker CRRC recently unveiled the high-speed train at a railway industry trade fair, in Berlin, Germany. According to the manufacturing company, the train is developed with indigenous technology developed by China. It said that the train prototype has already conducted a successful test run in Chengdu province of China.

    China unveils super fast Maglev train, could be fastest ever
    BHEL ties up with SwissRapide AG to bring Maglev high-speed trains to India

    The Maglev Rail system hovers in the air instead of rolling, due to magnetic levitation, thus the vehicles have no physical contact with the guideway. This enables the system to be highly energy efficient, allows operating speeds of easily up to 500 km/h and significantly reduces the total cost of system ownership.

    China unveils 600 kmph magnetic levitation train prototype

    Once operationalised, this magnetic levitation train could pose a major competition to the airlines.

    The Economic Times
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