Passengers may soon get to travel in an all new way from May 22 with the arrival of the Tejas, which offers passengers a whole new dimension towards travelling. The train which will link Mumbai and Goa, five days a week, will have 20 coaches in total. Equpped with Wi-Fi and LCD screens, the Tejas train takes infotainment to a whole new level and offers assistance through Braille for visually challenged passengers.Though the fares for this train haven't been announced, it is roughly estimated to cost 30 per cent more than Shatabdi and other premium trains. Here's a peek into the new Tejas Express.
Photos by Kamal Narang, VV Krishnan