The Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project is set to revolutionize travel and economic opportunities, driving regional investment and job creation in sectors like real estate, logistics, and tourism.
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The total distance of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train corridor is 508 kilometers.
The expected travel time on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train is 2-3 hours, compared to the current 7-8 hours by conventional rail.
The project is expected to generate thousands of jobs during the construction phase, ranging from engineering and construction to logistics and support services.
The environmental benefits include reduced carbon emissions and energy consumption, as the project is designed to be environmentally friendly with a focus on sustainability.
The NHSRC is working closely with stakeholders to ensure that the project is inclusive and benefits all sections of society. Efforts are being made to provide fair compensation to landowners and minimize disruptions to local communities during the construction phase.
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