Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off three new Amrit Bharat Express trains in Kerala on January 23, 2026, to provide affordable, high-quality long-distance travel for non-AC passengers. New Routes Flagged Off 📍🛣️ T’Puram – Tambaram (16121/16122): Connects Kerala’s capital with Chennai’s suburban hub, taking approximately 13–15 hours via Madurai and Tiruchirappalli. T’Puram – Charlapalli (17041/17042): Provides a vital link to Hyderabad, traveling through central Kerala and Andhra Pradesh over a 30-hour journey. Nagercoil – Mangaluru (16329/16330): Connects the southern tip to coastal Karnataka via Thiruvananthapuram and Kozhikode. Key Features & Passenger Benefits ✨🛠️ Affordable Fares: Prices are set at approximately ₹500 per 1,000 km, with no dynamic pricing to ensure predictable costs for common travelers. Advanced Safety: Equipped with the indigenous Kavach collision avoidance system and a semi-automatic coupler to prevent jerks during the journey. Modern Amenities: Features include mobile charging points at every seat, bio-vacuum toilets, foldable snack tables, and radium floor strips for night safety. Inclusive Design: Every train includes dedicated divyangjan-friendly compartments and toilets for persons with disabilities.