News
India’s Locally Made high Speed Train Breaks Down On First Trip After Launch
The semi high-speed train that was locally built in India has been reported to have broken down on its way back to New Delhi from Varanasi in northern Uttar Pradesh, just a day after it was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It was just making its first trip.
“There seems to be disruption [possibly due to] cattle run over. It wasn’t a scheduled commercial run,” Reuters partner ANI said in a tweet citing the railways ministry.
You may also like: Top 20 Countries In The World With The Largest Rail Networks
The train eventually reached New Delhi and will resume a commercial run from Sunday, said the tweet.
The Vande Bharat Express can run up to a maximum speed of 180 km/hour (110mph).
-
Business1 week agoDangote Cement Rewards Top Distributor With New 2026 Lexus LX700h Worth Over ₦400 Million
-
Celebrities Auto3 days agoInside KC Luxury’s Car Collection: From A ₦2.5B Brabus 800 Adventure XLP To Alicia Keys’ Former Maybach
-
News6 days agoMansa Fulfills Challenge: TikTok Star Peller Gifted ₦300 Million Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon
-
News6 days agoUltra-Rare, Centre-Driving McLaren F1 GTR Fetches Record $34.6 Million At Auction
-
Celebrities Auto1 day agoThrowback: When KC Luxury Boasted Of Being The Only Person In The World To Own Two Rare Mercedes-Maybachs
-
News6 days agoPorsche And Chinese Company Xpeng Collaborate To Lower Average Emissions In Europe
-
News6 days ago“Wike Carry ‘Rivers’ Come Abuja”: Citizens React As Flash Floods Submerge Luxury Vehicles
-
News6 days agoAmerican Icon Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe That Beat Ferrari 250 GTO In 1965 Sells For Record $42.9 Million