VIABILITY OF BULLET-TRAIN IN INDIA

Another example he gave was of how mobile phone has become a common sight today which was once considered as luxury and elitist. ” Another example of when people thought India was not ready for new technology was when the mobile phone was introduced into the market.

At the time it was considered to be elitist and expensive with a phone call costing Rs. 16 per min. But today India has the 2nd largest market for mobile phones in the world with almost every Indian owning a mobile.”

Then Goyal went on to argue pros and cons of Bullet train with detail outline of programme and several infographics.

Similarly, the Bullet-Train project will also help Indian Railways revolutionise every passenger’s journey. Here’s how this project will help the nation and Railways grow in many ways: