because of potential due to business trips , tourism , immigrant population and poor connectivity... skilled People migrate from UK to Delhi NCR for employment as there is less scope for the same in the hill state. then there is a huge tourism potential between delhi ncr and uk ! on the other hand we have industrial hubs and counter magnet towns , which were purposefully developed away from delhi in the range of 250-400 kms... to decongest the city and restrict migration..
There are many potential towns in the range...
more... of 250-700 kms from Delhi , which need direct fast VB connectivity.. Most of these cities have population 10 L plus .. and are situated in the densely populated northern plains ..
UDZ , BKN , JU , LDH , BTI , CDG , KOTA , INDB , GKP , Ayodhya , LJN , CNB , BPL , AGC , JHS , GWL , ASR , JAT , SVDK .....
Introduction of VB on these routes should not be taken as surprise.. because we have witnessed the same pattern in the existing Shatabdi Network of India.. !!!
please wait...Translate to EnglishBro, skilled people are leaving the UK and heading to Delhi NCR for work cuz there's not much opportunity in the hill state. Plus, tourism between Delhi NCR and the UK could be huge! On the flip side, industrial hubs and counter magnet towns were made far away from Delhi (250-400 km) to lessen crowding and stop people from migrating.
There are lots of awesome towns (population over 10 L) just 250-700 km from Delhi, but they need some solid, fast VB connection. These towns are all in the densely populated northern plains.
Seriously, it wouldn't be a shock to see VB introduced on these routes, 'cuz the same thing happened with the Shatabdi Network.