जापान में पटरी से ऊपर हवा में उड़ने वाली ट्रेन में बैठेंगे सीएम योगी, 100 KM की यात्रा में शामिल होंगे मुख्यमंत्री – CM Yogi board flying train in Japan Magnetic Levitation High speed train lclg
CM Yogi Adityanath is going on a tour of Singapore and Japan from 22 February. This is his second foreign trip in his tenure of nine years. Earlier in 2017, he had gone on a limited tour to Myanmar, but after that he maintained distance from foreign trips for a long time. Now, as part of the strategy to accelerate investment and modern infrastructure in the state, the Chief Minister is going on a visit to two important Asian countries.
The biggest feature of this tour Japan His maglev train journey is believed to be taking place in . The Chief Minister will undertake a test journey of about 100 kilometers in the state-of-the-art Maglev train running at a speed of up to 600 kilometers per hour. This train does not run on the tracks like a conventional train, but instead runs floating in the air above the tracks with the help of magnetic power.
floating train experience
Train based on Maglev i.e. Magnetic Levitation technology is being considered as the rail system of the future. In this, there is no friction between the wheels and the track, because the train moves forward with the help of magnetic force without touching the track. Due to less friction, its speed can be much higher than normal high speed trains. In Japan, work is going on rapidly on the maglev corridor between Tokyo and Nagoya. There is a plan to start it by the year 2027. This project is considered a symbol of Japan’s technological capability and future transportation vision. Chief Minister Yogi will travel 100 kilometers on the test track connected to this corridor and will take detailed information from technical experts.
What does it mean for UP?
Work on expressway, metro and regional connectivity projects is already going on in Uttar Pradesh. In such a situation, the study of trains running on high-speed and frictionless technology is being considered as part of the long-term transportation vision of the state. Experts believe that even if a technology like Maglev cannot be implemented immediately in India, its operating model and technical experience can provide direction to future projects. Cooperation on the Bullet Train project is already going on between India and Japan. In such a situation, this visit can give new energy to smart and sustainable transportation cooperation between the two countries. The Chief Minister will also meet investors and technology companies, so that industrial and infrastructure investment can be promoted in Uttar Pradesh.
Communicating with investors in Singapore
The Chief Minister will leave for Singapore on 22 February. On 23 and 24 February, he will meet various investors, industry representatives and the NRI community there. The focus of the state government is on attracting investment in sectors like manufacturing, data centres, logistics, urban development and green energy. After Singapore, he will be in Japan on 25 and 26 February. There he will hold a meeting with representatives of the government and private sector. Efforts will be made to further expand the already existing participation of Japanese companies in Uttar Pradesh.
will also visit religious places
During his stay in Japan, the Chief Minister will also visit Ram and Hanuman Temple, located about 45 kilometers from Tokyo. There he will perform darshan and worship and will communicate with NRIs. His darshan programs are also proposed in Hindu temples in Singapore.
Another aspect in discussion regarding the Chief Minister’s foreign tour is his attire. The Chief Minister, who is usually seen in saffron clothes, will also go in saffron clothes on foreign trips. However, according to the information, he will wear shoes instead of traditional sandals during formal meetings and visits to technical sites.
Second foreign trip in nine years
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath After assuming office in 2017, he concentrated most of his time on administrative and development work within the state. Many opportunities to travel abroad came, but he did not go. Now this is his second foreign trip in his tenure of nine years. Political analysts believe that this visit is important from the point of view of investment and technical cooperation. In recent years, Uttar Pradesh has tried to attract large investments through investment conferences and industrial policies. In such a situation, the state can benefit from direct dialogue at the international level.
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