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China successfully tested the world's fastest Hyperloop Train clocking 1050 km/h😯 This means one can reach Mumbai from Ahmedabad in just 20 mins Indian Gov urgently needs to increase our R&D budget to 5% of GDP instead of mere 0.6%.

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