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Apple to help Indian Railways on train speeds
"We are already working with companies like Apple. Technology will not only be imported in India but will be co-developed in India," Prabhu said.
With an eye on high speed trains which can clock 600 kllometres per hour, the Railway Ministry is working with firms such as Apple. Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu said that the government's premier think tank NITI Aayog had approved the ministry's Rs 18,000 crore proposal to increase speeds of the Gatiman Express on the two busiest corridors, Delhi-Mumbai and Delhi-Kolkata.
With this approval, the speed of the Gatiman Express would increase to 200km per hour, the minister said at an event organised by industry chamber ASSOCHAM. "You can yourself imagine how much travelling time this will save."
Sharing plans for the future, Prabhu said the government had six-eight months ago called major technology developers working on increasing train speeds to more than 600km per hour.
"We are already working with companies like Apple. Technology will not only be imported in India but will be co-developed in India," Prabhu said.
Safety was also an important concern and Indian railways was planning to use self-propelled coaches that can detect rail fractures through ultrasonic technology, Prabhu also added.
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