India is on the brink of a major leap in rail travel, with its first high-speed bullet train project nearing launch. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced on Sunday that the much-anticipated Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train will significantly cut travel time between the two cities to just over two hours.
The 508-kilometer corridor will start from Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex and extend to Ahmedabad, promising unmatched speed and comfort for passengers.
Speaking during a virtual flag-off ceremony for three new trains from Bhavnagar terminus, Vaishnaw highlighted this project as a symbol of India’s progress under the Modi government. He also emphasized the continued modernization of the railway network, citing the rollout of state-of-the-art trains across the country. 
With the bullet train inching closer to reality, India is set to enter a new era of high-speed rail travel, reshaping connectivity and cutting travel times drastically.
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