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Indian Bullet train will be slightly modified to suit climatic conditions

By IANS | Updated: March 7, 2021 10:35 IST

New Delhi, March 7 The Indian version of the High-Speed Rail or the Bullet train will be slightly ...

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New Delhi, March 7 The Indian version of the High-Speed Rail or the Bullet train will be slightly modified to suit the country's climatic conditions with a stronger air conditioning system, as well as, different filtering system keeping in view of the high temperatures and dusty conditions in the country, as compared to the one operating in Japan, officials said on Sunday.

India is currently constructing the 508-km Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed rail corridor.

The National High Speed Rail Corporation

( With inputs from IANS )

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