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Mumbai-Pune in 48 min, Delhi-Varanasi under 4 hours: 7 bullet train routes

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Mumbai-Pune in 48 min, Delhi-Varanasi under 4 hours: 7 bullet train routes

Seven new bullet train corridors in works: In the coming years, Indian Railways is looking to make that a reality with seven new bullet train corridors in the works.

Bullet trains typically operate at speeds of around 300 kmph, while some definitions of high-speed rail cover services operating at around 220-250 kmph.

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