The Agra-Gwalior-Jhansi route is fit for a high-speed train,” an official said. It will leave Gwalior at 3.40pm and reach Agra at 5.45pm. T...

At present, Rajdhani, Shatabdi and Duronto trains are running up to 130 kmph. Only one train, Gatimaan Express, is running at 160 kmph betw...

Indian Railways doesn't have coaches that can move with a speed of 200 km per hour, a new type of passenger cars needs to be approved as we...

Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu said that at the time of budget the government had decided to launch four new trains -- Humsafar, Antyodaya,...

These luxury and high-speed trains are expected to set the stage for a revamp of the entire sector in coming years.

Next phase of trial will be conducted on Delhi-Mumbai route next week with railway officials on board. Sand bags will also be placed on the...

While the bookings were ranging between 40 to 50 per cent from April 6 and 7, it was in much demand for the weekend journey on April 9 and ...

Gatimaan Express sat there, soaking in the hype, ready to steamroll some longstanding speed records. In the end, it was a photo finish with...

Talking to TOI, executive chef of Gatimaan Express, Nikhil Rastogi, said, “We are serving mouth-watering Indian and continental cuisine.”

Sandhya James, a passenger, said, :The concept of train hostesses is amazing and I'm very impressed with their service.

Equipped with a 5,500 HP electric locomotive, the train has a high-power emergency braking system, automatic fire alarm, GPS-based passenge...

The tour packages will be available for passengers of the Gatimaan Express, which is being projected as the fastest train between Delhi and...

By the end of this financial year that is March 2016, India's fastest train Gatimaan Express will start operating between New Delhi- Agra c...

It would take an estimated 105 minutes for the Gatimaan Express, which can touch a top speed of 160 kmph, to complete the journey.

On Tuesday, the train, which has no stoppages in its 195-km route, began its journey from New Delhi station at 11.15 AM.

The trials of the semi-high speed train have already been conducted twice on the 200-km-long tracks between the two destinations.

To be flagged off from New Delhi station next month, the train's name has been chosen because of its capability of running at 160 km per ho...