Train 18 ... The fastest train in India

The train runs at 180 km per hour. That's without engine. Seats like the chair can be switched off. Now, the whole train has an AC, Wifi facility, and a TV and coaches for entertainment. More about this train made entirely in Swadeshi ...
Train 18 ... The fastest train in India. The train ran at 180 km per hour and started at 160 km. Run at speed. That means we can reach 15% faster destination compared to the centenary rail.

* Outside the bullet rail and the inadequate decoration, it's unique to the latest trains in Western countries.
* This new train will soon start running between New Delhi and Varanasi. This is the first train of Indian origin.
* It was created at the Integral Coach Factory in Chennai, spending over Rs.1,000 as part of 'Make In India' project.

* The first non-engineer Inter Railway train in India is the railroad. Works with self-propelled technology like metro trains
* Chair Car Typing coaches and sixteen 1128 seats will have AC facility. Furthermore, temperatures in the buttock coaches are constantly changing due to the number of passengers in the outer climatic conditions. Free WiFi and Security are available for GSM services along with CMS cameras.

* Bio vacuum toiletries in Train 18 will work with a vacuum technology, use very little water and are more clean. Flush buttons also work with senseless sensors to touch.
* In this train, the seats in the executive class can be withdrawn at 360 degree angle.
* There are glasses of glasses that open themselves with the sensors between the bogies. The space between the coaches is also wide and it is possible to pass through the passengers for a while.
* As soon as the train stops, the doors open with the machine and the stairs work on the compartment.
* The train has two cabins on both sides of the train. So, you can start the journey from the second side without delaying the train destination. This is a fireproof because of the fibers created in all the parts in the coach.

* Train-18 runs faster and the passengers can stay steadfast enough to swing. 180 km of the trial run Water bottles on the table in the vicinity did not fall to the side. "It's a good thing ... to know how our engineers work," Railway Minister Piyush Goyal said.
These trains will soon be created. Let's see if we have the opportunity to travel in them.