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India to soon export Vande Bharat trains

Economic Times ·First reported
Economic TimesIndia to soon export Vande Bharat trains
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Bengaluru: India will begin exporting Vande Bharat trains within the next three to four years, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Sunday, expressing satisfaction with the performance of the latest generation of the indigenous train set and the…

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