Bullet Train Is Really Need In India…?

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Indian Bullet Train Project

The Indian government said that bullet train technology will be revolutionized in Indian railways. Indian bullet train project was discussed by Prime minister Narendra Modi and Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. An Indian Railway Minister Piyush Goyal has said that project completed in the year 2022. Bullet train capacity is 750 peoples, speed is 350 km per hour. And the expected travel time between two cities around 2 hours. And the ticket price is 3000-5000. To finish this bullet train project is Rs 1,10,000 crore. India will take a loan from Japan Rs 88,000 crores.

  • Capacity:
    The Airbus is 320 people but bullet train carries 750 people
  • Speed:
    Bullet train travel time 2 hrs but the Airbus covers that distance within in 1 hour

Ticket price:
Airbus ticket price is 3k and the Bullet train ticket price is 5k

  • Cost:
    Airbus is 500cr but the bullet trains are very costly 1,10,000 cr.

So buy 10 Airbus for 5000cr. Transport 2200 people in one hour. With balance, 105000cr build airports in small cities and transport more people cheaply. Every airline will advertise that their fares are lower than train fares and grab the business. This is how corruption ruins our country

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