Aurangabad: Swami Vivekanand Garden Introduces Mini Bullet Train for Children
The dignitaries inaugurated the train by taking a ride with the students of the municipal corporation schools.

Aurangabad: Swami Vivekanand Garden Introduces Mini Bullet Train for Children |
The Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Municipal Corporation (CSMC) has started a Mini Bullet Train for kids at Swami Vivekanand Garden in the TV Centre area on Tuesday. The train was inaugurated by MLA Pradeep Jaiswal. CSMC Administrator G Srikanth, officers, and residents were present in large numbers. The dignitaries inaugurated the train by taking a ride with the students of the municipal corporation schools.
The train will be operated in the garden on a build-operate-transfer (BOT) basis, and accordingly, a private company will be entrusted with the responsibility to operate the train. CSMC will receive 25 percent royalty on the revenue generated from the train.
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Earlier, CSMC had started a mini train at Siddharth Garden and Zoo. Based on the success and response received for this train, Srikanth decided to start a bullet train at Swami Vivekanand Garden in the TV Centre area. Children from the Cidco and Hudco areas will benefit from this facility.
The cost of the bullet train is ₹70 lakh and has four coaches. The length of the track is 450 meters, and the duration of each round is 7.30 minutes. The ticket price is ₹25 for each child and ₹50 for an adult.
Srikanth said that a central park will be developed in the Swami Vivekanand Garden, spread over 24 acres. It will also have an adventure park, a glow garden, a pet park, and an animal crematorium. The bullet train is the first phase of the development plan.
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