Gujarat bullet train stretch set for 2027 finish as MAHSR project hits Rs 78839 crore

Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced completion targets for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail project during a parliamentary session Wednesday. The Gujarat segment between Vapi and Sabarmati will finish by December 2027. The entire 508-kilometer corridor will become operational by December 2029. Japanese technical and financial support enables this complex infrastructure development. Timeline precision depends upon civil structures, electrical systems, and trainset delivery completion.

The project spans Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Dadra and Nagar Haveli with twelve planned stations. Total estimated costs reach approximately 108,000 crore rupees. Japan International Cooperation Agency provides 81 percent funding while Indian Railways and state governments contribute the remaining amount. Expenditure has reached 78,839 crore rupees through June 2025. Maharashtra land acquisition delays affected progress until 2021, though all 1,389.5 hectares have been secured.

Construction achievements demonstrate substantial progress across multiple engineering phases. Workers have completed 392 kilometers of pier construction and 329 kilometers of girder casting. The 21-kilometer undersea tunnel construction has commenced. National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited prepares additional corridor studies for future expansion throughout India.
 

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