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    Vande Bharat and Gatimaan Express trains connecting Delhi and Agra set for speed upgrade as Kavach installation is completed; services to return to 160 kmph from current 130 kmph after successful safety trials

    Vande Bharat recent news: Gatimaan Express and Vande Bharat services are expected to return to their original speeds of 160 kmph. This enhancement follows the successful installation of the Kavach Automatic Train Protection system on the Delhi-Agra route. Currently, eight trains operate at a reduced speed of 130 kmph due to safety regulations. Safety trials are currently being conducted to ensure the system's effectiveness before the speed increase.

    Delhi-Lucknow bullet train journey in 2 hours 12 minutes compared to 6 hours 25 minutes by Vande Bharat: What the Northern Corridor proposes

    Delhi and Lucknow could be connected by a bullet train in 2 hours and 12 minutes under the proposed Northern Corridor approved by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has also shared estimated travel times for Agra, Kanpur and Varanasi as the planned network is set to extend from Delhi to Guwahati.

    Railway pass holders can travel in higher class on Rajdhani, Shatabdi by paying fare difference

    Railway pass holders now have the option to travel in a higher class on premium trains. This change applies to Privilege Passes, Post Retirement Complimentary Passes, and Widow Passes. The Railway Board clarified this policy after addressing prior ambiguities in the rules concerning train travel. Updated procedures will reflect this new travel entitlement and clarify fare payment requirements.

    Shatabdi engine trying to avoid hitting cattle on track hit emergency brakes, wheels skidded on wet rails, suffered heavy damage
    Delhi train cancellations today, October 10: From Rajdhani to Garib Rath, check the full list of cancelled Mail and Express trains

    Delhi-bound trains cancelled today: Indian Railways has cancelled several Mail and Express trains scheduled to arrive at New Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin stations between 4 am and 2 pm on October 10 ahead of a planned protest, citing expected traffic congestion. The disruption has also affected services including the Sealdah–New Delhi Rajdhani Express and the CSMT–Hazrat Nizamuddin Rajdhani Express. IANS reported that around 5,000 passengers missed trains on Thursday amid protests and traffic jams in the capital.

    Railway research arm asked for probe after Shatabdi engine wheel skids on wet rails during emergency braking

    New Delhi-Chandigarh Shatabdi Express was recently involved in a cattle run-over incident between Rathdhana and Sonipat in the Northern Railway zone when the loco pilot tried to stop the train using emergency brakes.

    The Economic Times
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