According to Northern Railway, the latest version has been developed with the requirements of ordinary and middle-income passengers in mind. Along with upgraded passenger amenities, the train incorporates push-pull technology intended to improve acceleration and make journeys more comfortable.
The introduction comes amid heavy passenger movement from Delhi towards Bihar and other parts of eastern India for Chhath Puja, one of the most widely observed festivals in the region.
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Amrit Bharat Express 3.0: What is new in the first AC version?
The latest Amrit Bharat Express marks an upgrade to the train's earlier configuration by incorporating both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned coaches.The train has been designed to offer improved onboard facilities, including comfortable seating arrangements, an upgraded suspension system, modern toilet facilities and mobile charging points.
It also uses push-pull technology, which allows locomotives positioned at both ends of the train to assist with acceleration. This arrangement is intended to improve operational efficiency and provide a…