This train doesn’t run on tracks — it flies above them. It’s called Maglev, short for Magnetic Levitation. Powerful electromagnets lift the train a few millimeters into the air — no contact, no friction. As the magnetic polarity shifts, the train is pulled forward like an invisible force is dragging it ahead. The result? Speeds of 500–600 km/h. China’s Shanghai Maglev already proves it’s real. Japan and South Korea are pushing it even further. When this tech arrives in India, we won’t say “catch