Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail
India’s first bullet train corridor, about 508 km long, planned for high-speed passenger services between Mumbai and Ahmedabad with JICA-supported financing and NHSRCL implementation.
Compared with the first announced target
The corridor has moved beyond the early public target around 2023 and is still under construction, so it is tracked as delayed against the first announced target.
Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor passengers, business travel and western India regional connectivity
Timeline
Project foundation ceremony held for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail corridor.
PIB reported civil tenders awarded in Gujarat and construction activity between Surat and Vapi.
NHSRCL project overview lists project scope and estimated cost of ₹1,08,000 crore excluding taxes.
Risk notes
- Very large linear rail corridor
- Land, station and viaduct execution across multiple jurisdictions
- Imported high-speed systems and testing dependency
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Linked source labels: PIB: Railway Minister inspects MAHSR construction activity between Surat and Vapi