This is the first-ever Bullet Train project of the Indian Railways
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Jardosh helds meeting for smooth Centre-state coordination
Jardosh conducts meeting for govt coordination on Railways projects
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Zetwerk secures Rs 1.26 bn contract for MAHSR bullet train project
L&T has granted Zetwerk a contract for Rs 1.26 billion
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L&T Wins Contract to Build Country’s First High-Speed Rail Corridor
The Indian engineering, procurement & construction (EPC) projects to defence multinational, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has won the bid for a substantial part of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail (MAHSR) or bullet train corridor.
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State govt in dark on BKC bullet train terminal
The government will require at least Rs.3 lakh crore to implement the proposed new highway development programmes including Bharat Mala
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Japan offers India $15-bn for bullet train project
Japan has offered to finance India´s first bullet train, estimated to cost $15 billion, at an interest rate of less than a per cent, officials said, stealing a march on China, bidding for other projects on the world´s fourth-largest network.