China rail giant wins first overseas deal after merger -- from India

[TaiShang]

China rail giant wins first overseas deal after merger
June 10, 2015

CRRC Corp, the rail equipment manufacturing behemoth formed after the merger of CSR and CNR, announced its first overseas deal after the merger through its official Weibo account, China's biggest twitter-like social media platform, on June 8.

Dalian Locomotive and Rolling Stock Company, a subsidiary company of CRRC, received the contract for 112 subway cars of 14 subway trains from the Indian Ministry of Railways on the day.

With a maximum capacity of up to 2,500 people and a maximum speed of 80 km per hour, the first subway train will be delivered at the beginning of 2017.

Kolkata, the third-biggest city in India, will replace the old trains that have been running for over 30 years in its south-north subway line which reaches a length of 23.45 km in order to ease the transportation pressure.

 

[TimeTraveller]

China rail giant wins first overseas deal after merger
June 10, 2015

CRRC Corp, the rail equipment manufacturing behemoth formed after the merger of CSR and CNR, announced its first overseas deal after the merger through its official Weibo account, China's biggest twitter-like social media platform, on June 8.

Dalian Locomotive and Rolling Stock Company, a subsidiary company of CRRC, received the contract for 112 subway cars of 14 subway trains from the Indian Ministry of Railways on the day.

With a maximum capacity of up to 2,500 people and a maximum speed of 80 km per hour, the first subway train will be delivered at the beginning of 2017.

Kolkata, the third-biggest city in India, will replace the old trains that have been running for over 30 years in its south-north subway line which reaches a length of 23.45 km in order to ease the transportation pressure.

Nice Sir..........But what is a subway train....?.........

 

[Echo_419]

China rail giant wins first overseas deal after merger
June 10, 2015

CRRC Corp, the rail equipment manufacturing behemoth formed after the merger of CSR and CNR, announced its first overseas deal after the merger through its official Weibo account, China's biggest twitter-like social media platform, on June 8.

Dalian Locomotive and Rolling Stock Company, a subsidiary company of CRRC, received the contract for 112 subway cars of 14 subway trains from the Indian Ministry of Railways on the day.

With a maximum capacity of up to 2,500 people and a maximum speed of 80 km per hour, the first subway train will be delivered at the beginning of 2017.

Kolkata, the third-biggest city in India, will replace the old trains that have been running for over 30 years in its south-north subway line which reaches a length of 23.45 km in order to ease the transportation pressure.

Pics of these models

Its expected that Bengali Commies will buy something from Chinese's commies

While Indian built Metro Trains are being exported to Australia

No wonder Manta Banerji is one of the Most hated Politician in the country

No need to bring politics,the Chinese have won the tender fairly,also this was a central govt tender also

 

[Taygibay]

CRRC Corp, the rail equipment manufacturing behemoth formed after the merger of CSR and CNR, announced its first overseas deal

Overseas deal? I thought in my ignorance that India and China had a rather big land border?
BRB Gotta run get an up-to-date atlas!

Tay.

 

[Taygibay]

attend English Class...

Overseas=from, to, or relating to a foreign country.

Yeah well, I was schooled in the US for a while so calm down buddy.
I've been speaking English for over 4 decades and these people :
1overseas

adverb over·seas \ˌō-vər-ˈsēz\
: in or to a foreign country that is across a sea or ocean
Overseas | Definition of overseas by Merriam-Webster

are more qualified than either of us and I agree with them, your remark doesn't?

You just lost a great opportunity to sh.. hush up!
Tay.

 

[GR!FF!N]

Yeah well, I was schooled in the US for a while so calm down buddy.
I've been speaking English for over 4 decades and these people :
1overseas

adverb over·seas \ˌō-vər-ˈsēz\
: in or to a foreign country that is across a sea or ocean
Overseas | Definition of overseas by Merriam-Webster

are more qualified than either of us and I agree with them, your remark doesn't?

You just lost a great opportunity to sh.. hush up!
Tay.

adjective
adjective: overseas; adjective: oversea; adjective: over-seas; adjective: over-sea
ˈəʊvəsiːz/

1. 1.
   from, to, or relating to a foreign country.
   "overseas trips"

your Education didn't impress me..looks like in USA,they didn't tell you to study Adjective.

overseas Meaning, definition in Cambridge English Dictionary

read it..you need it..

 

[Taygibay]

Yes, you picked a solely English dictionary … very particular since to the Brits,
their land being an island, all other countries are over the seas.
Must be an atavism of your past indenture.

In any case, please do consider you won the argument for the sake of letting this thread run
its course unencumbered. Being right, I can make do with the appearance of being wrong.
So I won't answer and let you whine back.

Good day and good luck, Tay.

 

[AndrewJin]

hopefully indians learn how to properly drive not like they crashing c130 within less one year's introduction, which is touted as one of the most safe aircraft in the world.

of course, in such event indians dare not utter a single sound cause they have mixed heart of white-whorshiping and white-fear.

And they think Bombardier's contract belongs to India because Bombardier's Indian factory assembles the trains exported to Australia. In their logics, iPhone all belongs to China.....Btw, Chinese metro cars in Singapore are OK where it rains a lot.

 

[pher]

And they think Bombardier's contract belongs to India because Bombardier's Indian factory assembles the trains exported to Australia. In their logics, iPhone all belongs to China.....Btw, Chinese metro cars in Singapore are OK where it rains a lot.

excellent point!!!

those people could accomplish nothing beside endless and annoying brag.and they have the skin to tell stupid lies on your face without feelling shame. so they are not worth to argue with but only being made fun of.

 

[Echo_419]

Yes, you picked a solely English dictionary … very particular since to the Brits,
their land being an island, all other countries are over the seas.
Must be an atavism of your past indenture.

In any case, please do consider you won the argument for the sake of letting this thread run
its course unencumbered. Being right, I can make do with the appearance of being wrong.
So I won't answer and let you whine back.

Good day and good luck, Tay.

This is the 1st overseas deal after the merger

 

[cirr]

View attachment 228793
Sorry, but Indians were not driving this one !!!!!

Why don't you post similar pictures about rail crashes in Germany、Japan、US and other so-called advanced economies？

Or better still pictures that show thousands of people perished in rail accidents in India every single year？

Need help to dig out those horrible scenes for you？

 

[Echo_419]

And they think Bombardier's contract belongs to India because Bombardier's Indian factory assembles the trains exported to Australia. In their logics, iPhone all belongs to China.....Btw, Chinese metro cars in Singapore are OK where it rains a lot.

Actually you are wrong 90% of the train is manufactured in IndiaIndia,the rest of your post is correct

 

[cirr]

And they think Bombardier's contract belongs to India because Bombardier's Indian factory assembles the trains exported to Australia. In their logics, iPhone all belongs to China.....Btw, Chinese metro cars in Singapore are OK where it rains a lot.

These people will only get edgier as Chinese companies win more and more contracts in India.

To put it bluntly，Indians can't live with China。

 

[AndrewJin]

Actually you are wrong 90% of the train is manufactured in IndiaIndia,the rest of your post is correct

It is large manufactured in India, but it's Bombardier's contract. I think Indians members here think it's India's own company which wins the contract and I even read a thread titled Delhi Metro won the contract. There are bombardier factories in China too, but I don't think Chinese members will post news about it. We are talking about CRRC, our own brand.

Of course it's a good thing a lot of foreign brands are opening factories in India, which provide tax, jobs and GDP. But I don't think it's sensible to do the bragging, also I think it extremely stupid to say some made-in-China products belong to China since we only provide factory and labour for these foreign companies, like iPhone.

 

[AnnoyingOrange]

It is large manufactured in India, but it's Bombardier's contract. I think Indians members here think it's India's own company which wins the contract and I even read a thread titled Delhi Metro won the contract. There are bombardier factories in China too, but I don't think Chinese members will post news about it. We are talking about CNNR, our own brand.

Read people read:

BEML Ltd – a PSU under Ministry of Defence has started supplying coaches to Jaipur Metro and has supplied Metro cars to Jaipur Metro Rail Project Phase-IA. The company has supplied the same against the order for Rs.318 Crore for manufacture, supply, testing and commissioning of 10 train sets of 4-car each. The first trail run of Jaipur Metro Rail Car was started on September 18, 2013. BEML Ltd (formerly Bharat Earth Movers Ltd) was established for undertaking manufacture of Rail Coaches & Spare Parts and Mining Equipment at its Bangalore Complex.

BEML Limited supplies Metro Rail coaches in time to Jaipur Metro Railway - RailNews

 

[acid rain]

Yes, you picked a solely English dictionary … very particular since to the Brits,
their land being an island, all other countries are over the seas.
Must be an atavism of your past indenture.

In any case, please do consider you won the argument for the sake of letting this thread run
its course unencumbered. Being right, I can make do with the appearance of being wrong.
So I won't answer and let you whine back.

Good day and good luck, Tay.

India china trade happens over the seas btw.