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Mumbai: In a major development that promises to make the traveling experience of Mumbai and Ahmedabad passengers convenient and comfortable, India’s first bullet train is expected to be operational on the Sabarmati–Vapi section in Gujarat by 2028. According to the reports, the full 508-km Ahmedabad–Mumbai corridor is likely to be completed by 2030, enhancing high-speed rail connectivity in the region.

It is important to note that the National High-Speed Rail Corporation Ltd (NHRCl) has said that the slab casting work at Virar Bullet Train Station on 28th May 2025, stations in Maharashtra have started taking shape. National High-Speed Rail Corporation Ltd is a joint venture of the Government of India and participating state governments for implementing high-speed rail projects.

Mumbai-Ahmedabad: All You Need to Know

  • The Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail (MAHSR) corridor spans approximately 508 km
  • The corridor will cross major hubs including Mumbai (BKC), Thane, Virar, and Boisar in Maharashtra
  • In Gujarat the corridor will cross Vapi, Bilimora, Surat, Bharuch, Vadodara, Anand, Ahmedabad, Sabarmati
  • The corridor is divided into two sections, with the Gujarat segment covering 348 km and the Maharashtra segment spanning around 156 km
  • Underground sections: 21 km
  • Sea tunnel: 7 km
  • Mountain tunnels: 5 km

Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train Corridor: Interiors

  • Centrally located with modern interiors
  • Ample seating, clear signage, high-quality restrooms
  • Nurseries and baggage lockers
  • First-class passengers enjoy exclusive business lounges
  • Wheelchair-friendly designs
  • Lowered ticket counters with braille support
  • Tactile tiles for visually impaired passengers
  • Dedicated washrooms for differently-abled individuals

Union Minister Harsh Sanghavi Shares Update

Union Minister Harsh Sanghavi recently shared a post that reads, “India’s first bullet train station in Surat is almost ready. Trial runs will begin next year, and full service is expected by 2029. Also, 300 km of viaduct work near Surat is now complete with the launch of a 40-metre full-span box girder.”

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