Indian Railways is planning to replace old DEMU and MEMU trains with air-conditioned Namo Bharat Rapid Rail trains on the Delhi-NCR route. These trains, capable of reaching speeds of 110 km/h, aim to reduce travel time and provide comfort to passengers. The first Namo Bharat Rapid Rail train was launched between...
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Ahmedabad and Bhuj, and the Delhi-NCR route is being planned. The train will run six days a week, similar to the Vande Bharat train. The fare for a 50km journey has been fixed at ₹60, with an additional ₹1.20 per kilometer. The 12-coach train can accommodate 1,150 passengers. The Delhi-Rewari route, where the first train is planned to operate, is being equipped with the KAVACH system, ensuring the safety of passengers by eliminating the risk of head-on collisions. The train will offer dedicated women's coaches, providing a safe and convenient travel experience for women. Notably, this will address the issue of a lack of toilets in most MEMU and DEMU trains, which has caused inconvenience for women.