Vande Bharat trial not single drop of water was spilled from glass train ran at speed of 180 KM Per hour VIDEO ntc
Vande Bharat train, considered a symbol of the technical capability of Indian Railways, ran at a speed of 180 kilometers per hour during the trials. Regarding this, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav has shared a video, in which Vande Bharat train is running at a speed of 180 kilometers per hour. Along with this, a water glass is also kept in the train, from which not a single drop of water is spilling.
The Railway Ministry said that in the video, a glass of water and a mobile phone are kept on a flat surface inside the Vande Bharat sleeper train, the water level remained stable despite the train running at a speed of 180 km per hour, which is normal in high-speed rail travel. Reflects a comfortable experience.
During the last three days, Vande Bharat sleeper train touched the speed of 180 km per hour in several trials on a 40 km long track in Rajasthan. This trial will continue till the end of this month. After this, this train will be made available for the use of passengers for long distance travel.
The Railway Ministry said that after the trials are completed, the train will be evaluated by the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS). After testing at maximum speed, after receiving the final certificate, the train will be included in Indian Railways and handed over for regular service.
You will get the experience of world class travel
The Railway Ministry said that after the successful trials, rail passengers can expect a world class experience in long distance travel, such as on Kashmir to Kanyakumari, Delhi to Mumbai, Howrah to Chennai and other major routes.
