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The flagged off fastest train in india, today as part of a major modernisation of the crumbling railway system.
1-The train has a top speed of 100 miles per hour, when compared to trains in China, Japan and other countries which have 200 miles per hour or more.
2-It's just seven minutes faster than the Shatabdi Express 
3-Described by the government as India's first semi high-speed train it is part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's $135 billion plan to overhaul the rail network over five years.
4-Tickets price ranging from ₹750  to ₹1,500 depending on seat class.
5-The Gatimaan also includes plush interiors and bio-toilets.
6-It boasts of on-board hostesses and bone china crockery.
7-There is a GPS-passenger information service and free Wi-Fi.
8-Its speed is an improvement over other trains running on the same route at 150 kilometres an hour, 
9-The Gatimaan will run six days a week, except on Fridays when the Taj Mahal is closed.
10-Trains in India average speeds of around 110 km per hour. 

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India has began exporting diesel to Bangladesh via rail with the roll-out of first consignment from Siliguri. A goodwill rail rake consignment carrying diesel from Siliguri marketing terminal of Numaligarh Refineries Ltd (NRL) was flagged off on Thursday, an official said. The supply of 2200 tons (2700 kilolitre) diesel of BS III of Euro-III Grade with 350 PPM sulfur content will travel by rail from Siliguri to Parbatipur storage depot of Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) in Bangladesh. From Siliguri, the 42 wagons (each with a capacity of 64 kl) rail consignment will travel over 516 km (253 km in India and 263 km in Bangladesh) on the existing railway line via Rangapani, Singabad, Rohanpur to reach Parbatipur on March 19. Presently Bangladesh has requirement of petroleum products through imports at Chittagong port. The products are subsequently transported to the rest of the country using river route.