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🚨 COUNTDOWN BEGINS! INDIA’S BULLET TRAIN COULD COST Around ₹3,000 🤯 > Govt is reportedly aimed at keeping it AFFORDABLE for the middle class, potentially below airfares. 508 km in under 2 hours. Nearly 80% of the project is complete, with the first ~50-km Surat–Vilmora stretch targeted first. 🚄...

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Swarup Saha 🇮🇳 ⚔️ 🔱vor 1 Monat

It will be cheaper than flying cost. But more expensive than Train cost.

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z_aquavor 1 Monat

₹3K is nothing burger to be honest for the said distance and time taken

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OoOtopia 🇮🇳vor 1 Monat

For modern services we have to pay. Once new energy innovationd happen it will be more affoedable.

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Capt. S. Sarda (Merchant Marine Captain)vor 1 Monat

Normal superfast trains in their first AC coaches are costing much higher than this cost. Still we find 1st AC coaches running with their full capacities. Atleast bullet train will save precious time, even if the ticket may seem a bit costlier for a normal traveller.

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Raunak Todivor 1 Monat

Train will pass before the stones of the pelters reaches the train 😂

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Nithiyanandanvor 1 Monat

It ll be a game changer at such a cost Flight fares will be around 5k giving a delta of 2k, not to mention the time saved in security check at airports

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AnalystKrishna🇮🇳vor 1 Monat

No need to keep it affordable and then claim sympathy. Make it at fair price, whoever likes to pay will pay. If they stop freebies of lakhs of crores, then more trains and routes can be launched and govt can make a shocking positive revenue and humongous profit.

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Vishvor 1 Monat

Unpopular opinion But I think they should only aim at keeping the train full and costs should compete with flight tickets not the other trains I hope India won't end up like China when it comes to Highspeed trains

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Pankaj Agrawalvor 1 Monat

Only upper class people will able to afford it, Middle class people even not able to afford the Vande Bharat

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_tHE_mIR_vor 1 Monat

The project is already delayed by a good five to six years and still there is a word “could” for 2027. Shame!!!

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Vishal Bankervor 1 Monat

Its Surat to Bilimora. Suggest to correct the place name.

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mynationvor 1 Monat

Govt should get ready to tackle stone pelters, anti national elements who try to make it failure this project. God save my country.

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Bigg Bossvor 1 Monat

People who cannot afford should stay away. There are other options. Not ever mode of transport needs to be made with poor in mind.

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Somesh Yadavvor 1 Monat

I think it should be above affordable and premium because recently I travelled from Vande bharat,it is a premium one but still people don't have civic sense and can't even keep there surrounding clean although railway kept it clean but still. But cheaper than flight.

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The Swordvor 1 Monat

Completely valid I think, even if you travel from flight fare is double but you have to comes early 3 hour wait for luggage etc total 6-7 hours gone.

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Chiefvor 1 Monat

@RahulChels

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KISHOR PATELvor 1 Monat

Konsa 80% complete h bhai fake kam maaro mh side 30% kaam hua h sirf

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Jayaditya Thakurvor 1 Monat

Maximum passengers will be from these 4 cities i.e. Mumbai, Surat, Vadodara and Ahmedabad.

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Himanshu Vermavor 1 Monat

That's really Big News for India!

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Supreme Commander MTKaezar🇮🇳vor 1 Monat

Not going to happen. Definitely not next year

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Bagheeravor 1 Monat

Surat me bullet train apni maa chudwaiegi ? Usko toh Mumbai Pune jaise route pe hona chahiye.

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Kya_Kahu 🌧️🚜🌾🫁vor 1 Monat

बहुत ही ज्यादा चिंता है उन लोगों के लिए जो लोग ट्रैवल करेंगे बुलेट ट्रेन में। इसका इंफ्रा भी बीजेपी वालों ने ही बनाया है। इनसे एक सड़क या पुल तक तो बनता नहीं ढंग से। पता नहीं इन्होंने इतने महत्वपूर्ण प्रोजेक्ट को कैसे ढंग से पूरा किया है।

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Satpal Singhvor 1 Monat

Delayed achievement but great achievement Great to see my india developing is some sectors rapidly.

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Golden knight🔥vor 1 Monat

Is it wrong for me to assume that the project will finish before March but they will hold it/Drag it till 15 august ;)

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Ishanthvor 1 Monat

No matter how costly the ticket fare is, trains are gonna be fully filled in India.

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N K Thakur (NATION FIRST) हर हर शभूंvor 1 Monat

Better late than never ✔️

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SANJAYJR46472601vor 1 Monat

@Indian_Analyzer it’s Billimora and not vilimora

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sommvor 1 Monat

Ameero ki shok pura karne aye hue sarkar

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Trishank Vvor 1 Monat

Yeah but have to book 5 months in advance lol

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Kiran Sharmavor 1 Monat

The fare is expected to be around ₹3,000 for the full journey, with a minimum fare of just ₹250 for short hops. The government is keeping it affordable, aiming to compete with economy class airfares.

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Atit Upadhyayvor 1 Monat

It’s Billimora

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Jatin patelvor 1 Monat

Bhai vilmora nahi BILIMORA hota hai

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Piyush Mistry 🇮🇳vor 1 Monat

It's not Vilimora it's BILIMORA

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⚆ ‿ ⚆vor 1 Monat

Bilimora

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Kunwar siddharthvor 1 Monat

Ek saal bacha hai but high speed train kaha hai ?

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