China is in discussions with India to help it build the world’s second-longest high-speed railroad with a price tag of 200 billion yuan (USD 32.6 billion), its latest efforts to push for a bigger share of the overseas high-speed market.
The Delhi-Chennai high-speed rail corridor will see trains running at 300 km/h, covering up to 1,754 kilometers.
The railway is proposed to be developed jointly with China, home to the world’s longest high-speed rail line – between Beijing and Guangzhou – several Indian media organizations reported over the weekend, citing senior officials with India’s Ministry of Railways.
Source: http://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/
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