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  • Major milestone: Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project gains momentum with installation of Overhead Electrification masts

    OHE masts form a critical part of the traction infrastructure required for a reliable power supply to bullet trains running on the corridor.

  • PM Modi visits under-construction Surat bullet train station in Gujarat; reviews progress

    The high-speed rail corridor spans approximately 508 kilometres, covering 352 km in Gujarat and Dadra & Nagar Haveli, and 156 km in Maharashtra

  • Ashwini Vaishnaw, Japan's minister Nakano visit construction site of high-speed rail in Surat

    The Surat bullet train station is currently under construction with the completion of Gujarat section of the corridor likely to be done by August 26 next year

  • India-Japan Summit 2025: PM Modi concludes Japan visit, heads to China for SCO summit

    During his visit, India and Japan firmed up 13 key agreements and declarations and announced the launch of several transformative initiatives.

  • South India will have bullet train service: Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu

    Addressing the 'India Food Manufacturing Summit', Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said the bullet train connectivity will cater to a population of five crore people from the above four cities.

  • Exact timelines for completion of bullet train project after finishing associated works: Vaishnaw

    On July 23, in a written response in the Lok Sabha regarding the completion of the entire bullet train project, the railway minister had provided an estimated date of December 2029.

  • Bullet Train Explosion Review: Shinji Higuchi's disaster drama is a tense, fast-paced ride and delivers edge-of-the-seat action and spectacle

    Bullet Train Explosion is a high-octane disaster thriller that grips you from the start and never lets go. With relentless tension, slick visuals, and pulse-pounding action, it delivers pure entertainment despite its implausible premise.

  • Accident at bullet train site near Ahmedabad; several trains cancelled, rescheduled

    The incident, however, affected rail traffic, leading to at least 25 trains being cancelled, while 15 others were partially cancelled

  • Time not far for first bullet to run in India, says PM Modi

    Launching a slew of rail projects, including inauguration of the Jammu division, Modi said the Railways had undergone a historic transformation in the past decade.

  • India's progress in high-speed rail tech: Train derailment averted near Surat; bullet train project advances in Gujarat

    An attempted train derailment near Kim Railway Station in Surat was averted, while the foundation work for eight bullet train stations in Gujarat progresses, highlighting India's advancements in high-speed rail technology.

  • India's home-built bullet train set to surpass 250 km per hour: Report

    The made-in-India bullet trains will operate on recently announced north, south, and east corridors, utilizing more indigenous technology and manufacturing.

  • First bullet train service will be launched by 2026: Ashwini Vaishnaw

    Ashwini Vaishnaw said the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project will prove to be a corridor of economic prosperity, transforming towns and cities along the route.

  • News18 India Chaupal: India's bullet train dream on course to come true soon, says Vaishnaw

    Capacity of the Ayodhya railway station is being increased so much that three crore devotees can come for darshan every year, says the Railway Minister.

  • Ahmedabad-Mumbai bullet train project progress satisfactory, says JICA India chief

    Chief Representative of JICA India, Saito Mitsunori, also expressed Japan's interest in enhancing India's border road networks and participating in the transnational power transmission project with Bhutan, Nepal and Bangladesh.

  • India's first bullet train set to roll out in 2026, says Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw

    Vaishnaw highlighted that 270 kilometers of groundwork for the bullet train has already been completed and added that first bullet train will run between Surat and Bilimora in 2026

  • Launch of work for India's first undersea tunnel milestone in 2023 for bullet train project: NHSRCL

    The high-speed rail line is being built between Mumbai and Ahmedabad using Japan’s Shinkansen technology, and the project aims to create a high-frequency mass transportation system.

  • Inside India's first bullet train station. Railway minister shares video

    The bullet train project, a collaboration between India and Japan, is scheduled to operate between Ahmedabad and Mumbai.

  • Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train: 100 km of viaducts, 230 km pier work completed

    NHSRCL announces completion of 100 km of viaducts and 230 km of pier work for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor.

  • Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train: NHSRCL completes first mountain tunnel in Gujarat's Valsad

    Though the construction work is going on in full swing, the new deadline for the project’s operationalisation has not been announced yet.

  • Professional wrestlers engage in brawl on bullet train in Japan. Watch

    The tickets for the match between Minoru Suzuki and Sanshiro Takagi were sold out within 30 minutes. They wrestled aboard the Shinkansen bullet train from Tokyo to Nagoya on Monday.

  • Railways share before-after pics of bullet train rail line progress in Gujarat

  • Stalin rides bullet train in Japan, bats for 'equivalent' service in India

  • Afcons lowest bidder for 21-km tunnel for bullet train project

  • Japan, India sign fourth tranche of loan for Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train: Foreign secretary

  • Targeting to run first bullet train in August 2026: Ashwini Vaishnaw

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