India's first bullet train will run on the 508-km-long Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail (MAHSR) corridor. The MAHSR project ...

On Day 2 of his Japan visit, PM Modi took a ride on the bullet train with his Japanese counterpart, Shigeru Ishiba. The ...

The Chief Minister highlighted that these four cities together represent a massive consumer base and one of the most vibrant markets globally.

Andhra Pradesh plans a bullet train linking four cities, but India’s bullet train project faces challenges like high costs ...

A major step toward high-speed connectivity in South India has begun with the launch of a feasibility study for a bullet train corridor between Hyderabad and Chennai, Metro Rail Today reported. If ...

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Friday announced that a survey for the bullet train project in South India has been ordered.

NHSRCL has confirmed that the Mumbai–Ahmedabad corridor will have E5 series Shinkansen trains with operating speed of 320 kmph, covering 508 km in 2 hours 7 minutes on a limited stop service.

Japan’s bullet trains have carried 10 billion passengers in 60 years with zero fatalities and near-perfect punctuality,” Chopra noted. “That’s not transport—that’s trust engineered into steel.” ...

Backed by Japan, the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project marks a major leap in India’s infrastructure and strategic partnership.

India’s decision to adopt the latest Shinkansen bullet train technology for its first high-speed railway reflects the strong ties between the two Asian powers that go back many years.

The South is soon going to have a bullet train connecting four major hubs including Hyderabad, Amravati, Bengaluru and ...

The National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL), the implementing agency for India's ambitious Mumbai-Ahmedabad ...