New Delhi, April 28 -- Indian Railways has enhanced the capacity of the Mumbai Central-Ahmedabad Vande Bharat Express by increasing its composition from 16 to 20 coaches, aiming to improve passenger convenience and accommodate rising demand on one of the country's busiest corridors.

According to an official release, the move is part of a broader effort to expand capacity across high-demand routes, as Vande Bharat services continue to witness strong patronage.

"Till now, 162 Vande Bharat services have been operationalised, reducing journey times by up to 45 per cent on several corridors. Of these, 90 services are operating with 8-coach formations, 38 services with 20-coach formations and 34 services with 16 coaches. This indicates that a...