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Posted: Jan 16 2021 (09:37)
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Commentary/Human Interest
BULT/Bullet Train
Anupam Enosh Sarkar^~ 27783 news posts
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Bullet train: One-way Ayodhya-Delhi fare may be less than Rs 3,000
3 Public Posts - Sat Jan 16, 2021
Per capita income of India is many times lesser than the per capita income of other countries where HSTs are successfully operating. Since the paying power of avg Indian is much lower, it is necessary to keep fares of HST travel as low as possible. Very important factors for the financial viability of the HSTs from Indian perspective are:
(1) Maximisation of Non-fare revenue through development of commercial properties at Rly stations, development of commercial/ Residential/ industrial/ business/ educational hubs enroute the HST track, advertisement, attracting high-value lightweight freight like jewellery etc, which should be equal to the fare generated by selling tickets
(2) Maximisation...
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(1) Maximisation of Non-fare revenue through development of commercial properties at Rly stations, development of commercial/ Residential/ industrial/ business/ educational hubs enroute the HST track, advertisement, attracting high-value lightweight freight like jewellery etc, which should be equal to the fare generated by selling tickets
(2) Maximisation...
more...
3 Public Posts - Sat Jan 16, 2021