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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Gujarat on November 15 and 16. He may review the operations of the Bullet Train between Surat and Bilimora. After the review, the prime minister will hold a meeting with officials.
He will also take stock of the ongoing work from the southern part of the state to Mumbai. PM Modi will participate in an event marking the 150th birth anniversary of Lord Birsa Munda.
Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Monday reviewed the progress of the Ahmedabad Station redevelopment and the High-Speed Rail project, stating that the construction of the bullet train station in Ahmedabad has reached an advanced stage.
According to Western Railway (WR), work on the Bullet Train project on the Saraspur side is progressing rapidly, with the Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail station nearing completion. Ahmedabad is among the key stations under redevelopment, as part of a nationwide initiative covering more than 1,300 railway stations.
Also Read: <a href="http://zeebiz.com/indian-railways/news-bullet-train-project-update-high-speed-railway-station-set-to-give-this-city-a-dream-makeover-key-updates-380173">Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train: This city is set to get a dream makeover</a>
<h2>Ahmedabad station redevelopment in final phase</h2>
“Ahmedabad Station Redevelopment on the Fast Track! MMTH: Structural frame with 2 basements and 4 floors nearing completion. Elevated Road: 38/41 piers and 154/253 girders launched. Bullet Train Ahmedabad Station: Construction in advanced stage,” Vaishnaw posted on X.
<blockquote>Ahmedabad Station Redevelopment on the Fast Track! 
MMTH: Structural frame with 2 basements and 4 floors nearing completion 
Elevated Road: 38/41 piers and 154/253 girders launched 
Bullet Train Ahmedabad Station: Construction in advanced stage <a href="https://t.co/BHyDpTphhC">pic.twitter.com/BHyDpTphhC</a>
— Ashwini Vaishnaw (@AshwiniVaishnaw) <a href="https://twitter.com/AshwiniVaishnaw/status/1985412912446644339?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 3, 2025</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>The Bullet Train station and the Ahmedabad railway station are being developed as an integrated complex, which will provide passengers with seamless transfer facilities. He further added that three additional platforms will be available at Ahmedabad station, enhancing its operational capacity.
<h2>India’s first bullet train corridor </h2>
The Mumbai–Ahmedabad bullet train is projected to be operational by 2029, and the 50-km stretch of India’s first high-speed rail corridor between Surat and Bilimora in Gujarat is expected to open by 2027. Vaishnaw, who in September inspected the under-construction Surat station including track installation and the first turnout, said that people will be able to cover the distance between Mumbai and Ahmedabad in two hours and seven minutes on the bullet trains—against nine hours as shown on Google Maps.
The minister highlighted the use of modern technology to ensure safety, including vibration absorption mechanisms along the track and special safety features to handle high winds and earthquakes.
The 508 km-long Mumbai–Ahmedabad high-speed rail corridor is India’s first bullet train project. The minister also indicated plans for four additional bullet train corridors in other regions of the country, as outlined in the BJP manifesto.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Gujarat on November 15 and 16. He may review the operations of the Bullet Train between Surat and Bilimora. After the review, the prime minister will hold a meeting with officials.He will also take stock of the ongoing work from the southern part of the state to Mumbai. PM Modi will participate in an event marking the 150th birth anniversary of Lord Birsa Munda.Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Monday reviewed the progress of the Ahmedabad Station redevelopment and the High-Speed Rail project, stating that the construction of the bullet train station in Ahmedabad has reached an advanced stage.According to Western Railway (WR), work on the Bullet Train project on the Saraspur side is progressing rapidly, with the Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail station nearing completion. Ahmedabad is among the key stations under redevelopment, as part of a nationwide initiative covering more than 1,300 railway stations.Also Read: Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train: This city is set to get a dream makeoverAhmedabad station redevelopment in final phase“Ahmedabad Station Redevelopment on the Fast Track! MMTH: Structural frame with 2 basements and 4 floors nearing completion. Elevated Road: 38/41 piers and 154/253 girders launched. Bullet Train Ahmedabad Station: Construction in advanced stage,” Vaishnaw posted on X.Ahmedabad Station Redevelopment on the Fast Track!MMTH: Structural frame with 2 basements and 4 floors nearing completionElevated Road: 38/41 piers and 154/253 girders launchedBullet Train Ahmedabad Station: Construction in advanced stage pic.twitter.com/BHyDpTphhC— Ashwini Vaishnaw (@AshwiniVaishnaw) November 3, 2025The Bullet Train station and the Ahmedabad railway station are being developed as an integrated complex, which will provide passengers with seamless transfer facilities. He further added that three additional platforms will be available at Ahmedabad station, enhancing its operational capacity.India’s first bullet train corridor The Mumbai–Ahmedabad bullet train is projected to be operational by 2029, and the 50-km stretch of India’s first high-speed rail corridor between Surat and Bilimora in Gujarat is expected to open by 2027. Vaishnaw, who in September inspected the under-construction Surat station including track installation and the first turnout, said that people will be able to cover the distance between Mumbai and Ahmedabad in two hours and seven minutes on the bullet trains—against nine hours as shown on Google Maps.The minister highlighted the use of modern technology to ensure safety, including vibration absorption mechanisms along the track and special safety features to handle high winds and earthquakes.The 508 km-long Mumbai–Ahmedabad high-speed rail corridor is India’s first bullet train project. The minister also indicated plans for four additional bullet train corridors in other regions of the country, as outlined in the BJP manifesto.

According to Western Railway (WR), work on the Bullet Train project on the Saraspur side is progressing rapidly, with the Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail station nearing completion.

PM Modi likely to visit Gujarat on November 15–16, set to assess progress on Surat–Bilimora Bullet Train stretch

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Gujarat on November 15 and 16. He may review the operations of the Bullet Train between Surat and Bilimora. After the review, the prime minister will hold a meeting with officials. He will also take stock of the ongoing work from the southern part of the state to Mumbai. PM Modi will participate in an event marking the 150th birth anniversary of Lord Birsa Munda. Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Monday reviewed the progress of the Ahmedabad Station redevelopment and the High-Speed Rail project, stating that the construction of the bullet train station in Ahmedabad has reached an advanced stage. According to Western Railway (WR), work on the Bullet Train project on the Saraspur side is progressing rapidly, with the Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail station nearing completion. Ahmedabad is among the key stations under redevelopment, as part of a nationwide initiative covering more than 1,300 railway stations. Also Read: Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train: This city is set to get a dream makeover Ahmedabad station redevelopment in final phase “Ahmedabad Station Redevelopment on the Fast Track! MMTH: Structural frame with 2 basements and 4 floors nearing completion. Elevated Road: 38/41 piers and 154/253 girders launched. Bullet Train Ahmedabad Station: Construction in advanced stage,” Vaishnaw posted on X. Ahmedabad Station Redevelopment on the Fast Track! MMTH: Structural frame with 2 basements and 4 floors nearing completion Elevated Road: 38/41 piers and 154/253 girders launched Bullet Train Ahmedabad Station: Construction in advanced stage pic.twitter.com/BHyDpTphhC — Ashwini Vaishnaw (@AshwiniVaishnaw) November 3, 2025 The Bullet Train station and the Ahmedabad railway station are being developed as an integrated complex, which will provide passengers with seamless transfer facilities. He further added that three additional platforms will be available at Ahmedabad station, enhancing its operational capacity. India’s first bullet train corridor  The Mumbai–Ahmedabad bullet train is projected to be operational by 2029, and the 50-km stretch of India’s first high-speed rail corridor between Surat and Bilimora in Gujarat is expected to open by 2027. Vaishnaw, who in September inspected the under-construction Surat station including track installation and the first turnout, said that people will be able to cover the distance between Mumbai and Ahmedabad in two hours and seven minutes on the bullet trains—against nine hours as shown on Google Maps. The minister highlighted the use of modern technology to ensure safety, including vibration absorption mechanisms along the track and special safety features to handle high winds and earthquakes. The 508 km-long Mumbai–Ahmedabad high-speed rail corridor is India’s first bullet train project. The minister also indicated plans for four additional bullet train corridors in other regions of the country, as outlined in the BJP manifesto.