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    Bengaluru-Madgaon Vande Bharat Express to launch soon: Check expected date, timings, route and stops

    The Ministry of Railways plans to introduce a new Vande Bharat Express service between Bengaluru and Madgaon soon. This semi-high-speed train will operate along the coastal route, aiming to enhance rail connectivity between Karnataka and Goa. The service will have 12 stops, connecting important towns along the route, and is expected to meet growing passenger demand.

    Tejas Rajdhani faster, cheaper than Vande Bharat Chair Car on Delhi-Patna route: Officials

    The Vande Bharat Chair Car service on the New Delhi to Patna route is currently operational during peak holiday travel. Passengers are experiencing discomfort due to the lack of sleeper accommodations and longer travel times. Reports indicate that travelers prefer the faster and cheaper Tejas Rajdhani Express instead. The Railway Ministry is under pressure to increase permanent train services to accommodate year-round demand.

    European tech is coming to Bengaluru's suburban tracks: Rs 1,017 crore ETCS upgrade planned across two corridors

    Bengaluru's suburban rail project will adopt the European Train Control System (ETCS) Level-2 for corridors 2 and 4, with the signalling infrastructure estimated to cost Rs 1,017 crore, excluding GST and customs duty. K-Ride has floated a tender for the system, replacing the earlier CBTC proposal. The Mallige and Kanaka lines are expected to have different installation timelines, while ICF will manufacture 51 three-coach trains for the project.

    Bengaluru-Goa Vande Bharat, which will pass through Western Ghats, to affect 15,000 passengers and revise schedules of 13 existing trains, including Gomteshwara Express and Vistadome service; check affected trains and other details

    Vande Bharat news: The Yeshwantpur-Madgaon Vande Bharat Express is set to introduce significant timetable changes for existing trains. This new service will connect Bengaluru with Goa while impacting around 15,000 regular passengers. The Gomteshwara Express's timetable will change, resulting in later arrivals in Bengaluru. Other trains may experience delays of up to 25 minutes as they adjust. The Vande Bharat Express will operate six days a week, catering to passenger needs.

    Bengaluru-Mangaluru Vande Bharat would take just 7 hours to travel between the two cities, saving up to 9 hours compared with other express trains; check launch date and stops
    Vande Bharat Sleeper is not offering some features passengers are used to on regular trains: No Tatkal, no RAC, no waiting list and fixed fares; check all the rules before booking
    The Economic Times
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