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Vande Bharat Trains All Set To Turn Saffron; Here Are Other Upgrades You Need To Know About It

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Picture credit- Ashwini Vaishnaw Twitter (@AshwiniVaishnaw)

The first image that pops up in our minds after hearing Vande Bharat Express is the white and blue trains. Well, now this semi-high-speed train is getting a grand makeover with new colours, additions, enhancements, features, and improvements. The new rakes of this Indian Railways operated-express train are getting developed and painted with saffron and grey colours. What are all the new and upcoming changes in this train? Let’s take a look at that!

Ashwini Vaishnaw Inspected The Development On 8 July

Ashwini Vaishnaw went to the Integrated Coach Factory in Chennai to inspect the Vande Bharat train production. Here are some glimpses of his visit to ICF early this month.

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As shared in the pictures, the new exterior looks of the semi-high-train are clearly visible. The Railway Minister shared the inspiration behind the new saffron and grey theme train in the Indian national flag, according to a report by Zee News. Vande Bharat Express with these new rakes has not started operating yet. The train is now standing at Chennai’s Integral Coach Factory.

Vande Bharat Express Trains Are About To See All These Modifications:

Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw shared that a total of 25 improvements have been made to the trains. He shared how the development work and improvements are being implemented on the basis of feedback, according to a report by India Today. They are considering feedback and reviews from field units, regarding services during the train operations.

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These are just some of the many 25 improvements. So many changes and improvements are going on so that passengers can enjoy enhanced experiences while they are travelling on Vande Bharat Express.

Cover Image Courtesy: Twitter/ Ashwini Vaishnaw (@AshwiniVaishnaw) 

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