Delhi to Agra in 59 minutes, Lucknow in 2 hours and Varanasi in 3.5 hours: PM Modi approves bullet train corridor that could bring North India's top destinations closer
In a recent major travel update, India Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the Northern Corridor of India's bullet train network. When completed, the journey from Delhi to Agra could only take just 59 minutes, while reaching Lucknow may take a little over two hours.
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Delhi to Agra in 59 minutes: PM Modi approves north bullet train corridor
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Delhi to Agra in 59 minutes, Lucknow in 2 hours and Varanasi in 3.5 hours: PM Modi approves bullet train corridor that could bring North India's top destinations closer
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Delhi to Agra in 59 minutes: Bullet train corridor gets PM Modi's green light
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Delhi to Lucknow in 2 hours, Varanasi in 3.5 hours: New bullet train corridor approved
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Ashwini Vaishnaw announces PM Modi's approval for north bullet train corridor; Delhi-Varanasi journey to take 3.5 hours
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Deccan Herald: Delhi to Varanasi in 3.5 hours as PM Modi clears bullet train corridor
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Mathrubhumi English: Delhi to Lucknow in 2 hours, Varanasi in 3.5 hours: New bullet train corridor approved
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India Today (IN): Ashwini Vaishnaw said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the northern bullet train corridor. The proposed network will shorten journe
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Times of India (IN): Delhi to Agra in 59 minutes, Lucknow in 2 hours and Varanasi in 3.5 hours: PM Modi approves bullet train
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Times of India (IN): In a recent major travel update, India Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the Northern Corridor of India's bullet train network. When
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CNBC: Delhi to Agra in 59 minutes: PM Modi approves north bullet train corridor
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