Today's KNOWLEDGE Share:Indian-made metro trains in Sydney

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Today's KNOWLEDGE Share

Indian-Made Metro Trains Take Sydney by Storm!

Sydney, Australia - In a landmark achievement for Indian engineering, 22 metro trains manufactured in India began service on the Sydney Metro Line! This marks the first time ever that Indian-built coaches are running in a foreign country's rapid transit system.





A Testament to "Make in India".. This development is a significant boost for the Indian government's "Make in India" initiative, which aims to transform India into a global manufacturing hub. The Sydney Metro trains, built by Alstom at their facility in Sri City, Andhra Pradesh, showcase the growing capabilities of the Indian manufacturing sector.


A Moment of National Pride.. This successful project is a source of immense pride for India. It demonstrates the country's ability to produce world-class railway technology that meets international standards. The Sydney Metro trains are not only functional but also fully automated, highlighting India's advancements in automation and engineering.

A Sign of Things to Come? The Sydney Metro project paves the way for future collaborations between India and other countries. It signifies a shift in the global perception of Indian manufacturing, moving away from "Made in China" and "Made in USA" to a new era of "Made in India."


Looking Ahead.. This achievement is a stepping stone for India's ambitions in the global railway sector. With continued focus on technological innovation and quality production, India is poised to become a major player in the international railway market. The success of the Sydney Metro trains is a testament to the talent and dedication of the Indian workforce, and a promising sign for the future of Indian manufacturing.


source:Piyush Goyal


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