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Bullet Train Cost May Hit Rs 1.98 Lakh Crore

India's ambitious Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project faces a significant cost escalation to Rs 1.98 lakh crore due to delays. The high-speed rail aims to cut travel time to under 2 hours.

Bullet Train Cost Up 83%, Completion by 2029

India's first bullet train project faces an 83% cost overrun, now estimated at Rs 1.98 lakh crore. The Surat-Bilimora section aims for a 2027 launch, with full operations by 2029. Read the latest updates.

Mumbai GRP Launches 24/7 Helpdesks at Every Station

Mumbai GRP establishes round-the-clock helpdesks at all suburban railway stations for visible policing and emergency aid. New SOP ensures commuter assistance for security, lost items, and medical emergencies.

Bullet Train Cost Doubles to Rs 1.98 Lakh Crore

India's ambitious Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project cost is set to almost double to Rs 1.98 lakh crore. The first section is slated to open on August 15, 2027. Read the full details.

Final tunnel for bullet train project completed in Delhi

Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw witnessed the final breakthrough of a key bullet train tunnel in Delhi. The excavation, completed in 18 months, used advanced drill and blast methods. Read more on this major infrastructure achievement.

India's First Bullet Train Set for 2027 Launch

Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announces India's first bullet train will be ready by August 15, 2027. Get all details on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route, cost, and latest construction updates.

Govt Infrastructure Project Hit by Implementation Delays

A flagship government infrastructure project is struggling with significant implementation delays, raising concerns about cost overruns and missed deadlines. Read the full report on the challenges and official response.

Mumbai to get 749 new suburban train services by 2030

Mumbai's Central and Western Railways will launch 749 additional suburban services by 2030, enabled by new coaching terminals at Panvel, Kalyan, Parel, and LTT. This expansion aims to reduce overcrowding and improve commuter reliability.

Railways to Double Capacity in 48 Cities by 2030

Indian Railways unveils a major plan to double its capacity in 48 cities by 2030, targeting both suburban and non-suburban networks for a transformative upgrade. Read the full strategy.

CAG Flags NHAI Lapses in Punjab Highway Project

CAG report reveals imprudent NHAI decisions led to delays & ₹41.7 crore cost overrun in Ludhiana-Talwandi NH-5 project. Audit highlights flawed use of financial aid scheme.

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