Sino-Indo boost for Indian Railways
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Sino-Indo boost for Indian Railways

A signed MoU between India and China for Railways will expand cooperation in the building of a the $36 bn bullet train project between Delhi and Chennai, development of two model railway stations, establishment of Railway University and training of Indian railway men by their counter parts in China. The two sides have also agreed to speed up implementation of a shorter high-speed rail corridor from Chennai to Bengaluru.
Contact: Indian Railways.
Website: www.indianrailways.gov.in

A signed MoU between India and China for Railways will expand cooperation in the building of a the $36 bn bullet train project between Delhi and Chennai, development of two model railway stations, establishment of Railway University and training of Indian railway men by their counter parts in China. The two sides have also agreed to speed up implementation of a shorter high-speed rail corridor from Chennai to Bengaluru. Contact: Indian Railways. Website: www.indianrailways.gov.in

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