Bullet Train: From which stations will the Bullet Train travel? Railways shows a new glimpse of the fastest rail project.

The country’s first bullet train project is now seen taking shape rapidly. Mumbai and Ahmedabad People’s curiosity has increased further after new pictures of the high speed rail corridor being built between. In the video shared by the Railways, the state-of-the-art track, power system and pace of construction work is clearly visible.

This project is not limited to just high-speed travel, but many such modern technologies are being used in it which are being adopted for the first time for Indian Railways. After its completion, the journey between two big cities will be completed in much less time than before.

Bullet Train high speed rail corridor will be 508 kilometers long

The bullet train rail corridor being built between Mumbai and Ahmedabad is about 508 kilometers long. Japan’s Shinkansen technology is being used in this project. The power system, track laying and other construction work on the corridor is progressing rapidly.

National High Speed ​​Rail Corporation Limited has given a glimpse of the progress of the project in a video shared on social media (Bullet Train). It features modern electrification systems, advanced security systems and use of indigenous engineering technologies.

This modern technology will be used for the first time

A state-of-the-art 2×25 KV overhead traction system is being installed on this rail corridor. It is among the world’s leading power supply technologies for high speed rail and is being used for the first time in India.

This system is being designed to provide continuous and safe power supply to bullet trains running at a speed of 320 kilometers per hour. Along with this, track construction and other technical works are also being completed rapidly.