Ahmedabad: With the Bullet Train to Mumbai expected to start from 2026, the Amdavad is looking at another bullet train project that will connect it to the national capital, New Delhi. The anticipated new service on the elevated track promises to reduce travel time from 12 hours to just 3.5 with an average speed of 250 km/h. The BJP, in its election manifesto, assured a bullet train corridor each in North, South, and East, and the Ahmedabad-Delhi route will be one of the six projects planned b...Read More

Ahmedabad: The Mumbai – Ahmedabad Bullet Train corridor will traverse through coastal regions in the western part of the country, where wind speeds are particularly concentrated in certain areas. These strong winds have the potential to impact train operations on the viaduct. To address this concern, 14 locations (9 in Gujarat and 5 in Maharashtra) have been identified for the installation of Anemometers on the viaduct. These devices will specifically monitor wind speed, focusing on river b...Read More

Sabarmati: The Ahmedabad-Mumbai bullet train project has encountered a setback, with work on the Ahmedabad section suspended due to a deadlock between the National High-Speed Railway Corporation (NHSRCL) and Western Railway (WR). The WR authorities have not approved the construction of the viaduct, leading to a standstill in progress since October 2023. A source from the National High-Speed Railway Corporation (NHSRCL) informed Times Now that work between Sabarmati station and Kalupur station...Read More

Ahmedabad: In a major development in the work of the Mumbai Ahmedabad Bullet Train Project, a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) has been issued for the electrical work under packages EW-1 to a consortium comprising Larsen and Toubro Ltd (L&T) and Sojitz Corp. The Ministry of Railways, on Monday announced the information, stating, "MAHSR gears up for lightning-fast progress in the #BulletTrain Project! LOA issued for electrical works under EW-1 package, paving the way for swift speeds of up to 320 km...Read More

Ahmedabad: A 700 kWp solar power plant, operating under the Renewable Energy Service Company (RESCO) mode, has been installed at the Sabarmati Multi-Modal Transit Hub building in the city. The Sabarmati hub is a multi-modal transit building which will provide seamless connectivity to other modes of transport like railway station, metro, BRT, and road transport with HSR system. The National High-Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL), the company who is executing the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-...Read More

Ahmedabad: In a significant development, "100 km of viaducts for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail Corridor project are completed," said National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited in a statement on Thursday. The project achieved this milestone of the construction of a cumulative 100 km of viaducts through the launch of 40-metre-long full-span box girders and segmental girders. Full-Span Launching Technique (FSLM), where 40-metre-long box girders are launched through state-of-the-art launch...Read More

Ahmedabad: National High-Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) recently shared images of work in progress on the upcoming stations of the Ahmedabad-Mumbai bullet train project. Here are pictures of four stations in Gujarat that are under construction. 1. Surat HSR station ~ Surat is famous for its diamond industry, the concept for the design of façade and interiors of the station are representation of a diamond facet. ~ The station is located in Antroli village in Surat distric...Read More

Ahmedabad: The National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) announced on Tuesday the successful completion of the concourse-level slab construction for the Ahmedabad-Mumbai high-speed train station at Kalupur here. The 435-meter long concourse slab for the bullet train station has been finished, according to the NHSRCL. The station's design is inspired by the city's rich cultural and historical heritage, with a roof resembling a canvas filled with kites and a facade pattern influenced ...Read More

Ahmedabad: NHSRCL erected first steel bridge of 70 mtrs length, across National Highway-53 at the city of Surat in Gujarat for Mumbai- Ahmedabad High Speed Rail Corridor, today. This is the first of the 28 steel bridges which will be the part of MAHSR corridor. Approximately 70,000 MT of specified steel is estimated to be used in the making of these steel bridges. The length of these steel bridge span varies from 60 meter ‘Simply supported’ to 130 + 100 meter ‘continuous span’. Alo...Read More