The Gujarat government has said that it has acquired 571 of 714 hectares of land required for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project
PTIFeb 2020
The Railways is contemplating opening a shorter, 50-km section of the bullet train route in August 2022, which was the deadline for making the entire 508-km high speed corridor operational
Samiran Sarangi, PTISep 2018
Farmers in Gujarat have opposed the land acquisition for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project, demanding that the land surveys be conducted under the central land acquisition act and not under Gujarat's amended land act
PTIJun 2018
The Gujarat government has said that it has acquired 571 of 714 hectares of land required for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project
PTIFeb 2020
The Railways is contemplating opening a shorter, 50-km section of the bullet train route in August 2022, which was the deadline for making the entire 508-km high speed corridor operational
Samiran Sarangi, PTISep 2018
Farmers in Gujarat have opposed the land acquisition for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project, demanding that the land surveys be conducted under the central land acquisition act and not under Gujarat's amended land act
PTIJun 2018

