New Delhi, June 27: In a major boost to India’s “Make in India” and export initiatives, the country is exporting ten state-of-the-art Diesel Electric Locomotives to Mozambique. Each locomotive has a power capacity of 3300 horsepower and is built by the Banaras Locomotive Works (BLW).
These locomotives are not only technologically advanced but also come with modern facilities to ensure the comfort and safety of the crew. Special features include: Ergonomic and aesthetic cab design On-board toilet facilities A refrigerator for long-haul convenience These features reflect India’s growing emphasis on aligning with international standards in railway operations and workplace quality.
According to Dilip Kumar, Executive Director (Information and Publicity) of the Railway Board, two locomotives have already been delivered to Mozambique in June. The remaining eight will be dispatched by the end of this year. This initiative is part of India’s broader vision to become a global hub for railway manufacturing and technology exports, strengthening bilateral ties and contributing to infrastructure development in partner nations.
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