PM to launch 5th Vande Bharat train in B’luru on Nov. 10
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PM to launch 5th Vande Bharat train in B’luru on Nov. 10

October 14, 2022

Train to connect Chennai-Bengaluru-Mysuru

New Delhi: After having flagged-off the country’s fourth Vande Bharat high-speed train at Una in Himachal Pradesh yesterday (Oct.13), Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch the fifth train that runs on Chennai-Bengaluru-Mysuru route, on Nov.10.

Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to visit Bengaluru for the inauguration of Nadaprabhu Kempegowda statue installed near Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) and the theme park established near it on Nov.10. The PM, in yet another gift to the State, will on the same day launch the Vande Bharat high-speed train that runs on Chennai-Bengaluru-Mysuru route.

Mysuru-Kodagu MP Pratap Simha has thanked PM Modi and Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw for the Vande Bharat train that connects Chennai with Mysuru.

2 COMMENTS ON THIS POST To “PM to launch 5th Vande Bharat train in B’luru on Nov. 10”

  1. Howdy, Modi! says:

    Fancy name, fancy look, but the same old Indian Railways!, a typical third world organisation!
    Why this train connecting Mysore, Bangalore and Chennai? Simple. There are more Tamils in Bangalore and Mysore than Chennai itself!
    Add to this, The expanding Mysore Airport and the A320 jet flights to Chennai, to bring in more Tamils to Mysore.
    And add to the above, Narendra Modi’s promise to the Malayalee Business men-so called because they arec all gold smugglers into Kerala, who are resident In the UAE, who Modi met a few months ago, promising non-stop flights in the Doha-Mysore route, which will bring more of their gold smuggling business to Mysore to add to their flourishing Hawala channel money route to Mysore from Kerala through Wayanad-Nanjangud link.
    No wonder the Kerala government wants road underneath the Bandipur sanctuary to their state!!
    MP Simha, will be opposed by a Malayaee or a Tamil candidate in a few years in the election, and he will go.
    Who said,Mysore is not going the same way as Bangalore?

  2. Howdy, Modi! says:

    Fancy name, fancy look, but the same old Indian Railways!, a typical third world organisation!
    Why this train connecting Mysore, Bangalore and Chennai? Simple. There are more Tamils in Bangalore and Mysore than Chennai itself!
    Add to this, The expanding Mysore Airport and the A320 jet flights to Chennai, to bring in more Tamils to Mysore.
    And add to the above, Narendra Modi’s promise to the Malayalee Business men-so called because they arec all gold smugglers into Kerala, who are resident In the UAE, who Modi met a few months ago, promising non-stop flights in the Doha-Mysore route, which will bring more of their gold smuggling business to Mysore to add to their flourishing Hawala channel money route to Mysore from Kerala through Wayanad-Nanjangud link.
    No wonder the Kerala government wants road underneath the Bandipur sanctuary to their state!!
    MP Simha, will be opposed by a Malayaee or a Tamil candidate in a few years in the election, and he will go.
    Who said,Mysore is not going the same way as Bangalore?

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