Train 18 is India's first indigenously built engineless train that runs at semi-high speed. It was manufactured under 'Make in India' initiative by the Integral Coach Factory (ICF) in Chennai. Watch BusinessToday.In video to know more about this technological marvel that is now in Delhi.

They believe that lakhs of passengers will benefit. So, a representative of the association has tweeted to President Trump.

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Jet Airways reports third consecutive quarterly loss of Rs 1,261 crore on higher fuel, steep rupeeJet Airways on Monday reported its third consecutive quarterly losses for the quarter ending September, with a consolidated net loss of Rs 1,261 crore, roiled by higher fuel cost that soared 59 percent, and a steep rupee fall that led to a sevenfold spike in forex losses. The airline had posted a net profit of Rs 71 crore in the same period last fiscal. The cash-strapped airline, which is reporte...

Passengers on board Shinkansen trains, which are called bullet trains in India, mostly travel with just their handbags. They queue up in time before the train arrives and let those on board alight first.

The national transporter, to improve its customer experience, will upgrade the old coaches by adding charging points for every seat, tray-tables, new fans, better seat covers, new taps, pictures in the passages.

The bug would have given hackers unfettered access to passenger details such as name, age, gender and insurance nominees without their knowledge or consent.

A series of administrative and policy measures being undertaken by the ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy (AYUSH) are attempting to mainstream alternative systems of medicine more than ever.