The Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw stated that the trial runs of the country's first indigenously built bullet train will start in May-June 2023 and the bullet train will be put into public use within two to four months after the trial runs begin.

Speaking at the "Namo for Vikasit Bharat" event in Vadodara, he stated that the first body of the high-speed train had been manufactured recently and sent for squeeze testing.

"As we all know, our own bullet train will be tested on the track in May-June next year. After that, the bullet train will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi," Vaishnaw added.

According to him, this project is being undertaken as part of the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision and would greatly cut down the travel time between Vadodara and Mumbai.

"When you board a bullet train journey from Vadodara, you will be able to reach Mumbai in one and half hour." According to him, the construction of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor is moving at a rapid pace.

He informed that the Surat-Vapi section would be completed in December this year. To note, currently, the train journey between Vadodara and Mumbai takes five to six hours.

Referring to major reforms in the railway sector, he said that the government is modernizing the railway operating system, reservation platforms, and construction regulations.

He noted that several pending railway projects have been completed in recent years, including the Chenab Bridge and the rail connectivity project connecting Mizoram to the national railway network.

The Minister stated that 280 railway stations have been redeveloped and 36,000 km of new railway tracks have been laid. He also stated that freight trains are being developed incorporating Vande Bharat technology. Vaishnav stated that the pace of railway infrastructure development has accelerated despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vaishnav also stated that freight trains with Vande Bharat technology are being developed. He stated that the pace of railway infrastructure development has accelerated despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

He stated that after the completion of the first section of the bullet train project in 2020, work on subsequent sections accelerated. He stated that the emerging modern face of Indian Railways will benefit generations to come.

The Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw stated that the trial runs of the country's first indigenously built bullet train will start in May-June 2023 and the bullet train will be put into public use within two to four months after the trial runs begin.

Speaking at the "Namo for Vikasit Bharat" event in Vadodara, he stated that the first body of the high-speed train had been manufactured recently and sent for squeeze testing.

"As we all know, our own bullet train will be tested on the track in May-June next year. After that, the bullet train will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi," Vaishnaw added.

According to him, this project is being undertaken as part of the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision and would greatly cut down the travel time between Vadodara and Mumbai.

"When you board a bullet train journey from Vadodara, you will be able to reach Mumbai in one and half hour." According to him, the construction of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor is moving at a rapid pace.

He informed that the Surat-Vapi section would be completed in December this year. To note, currently, the train journey between Vadodara and Mumbai takes five to six hours.

Referring to major reforms in the railway sector, he said that the government is modernizing the railway operating system, reservation platforms, and construction regulations.

He noted that several pending railway projects have been completed in recent years, including the Chenab Bridge and the rail connectivity project connecting Mizoram to the national railway network.

The Minister stated that 280 railway stations have been redeveloped and 36,000 km of new railway tracks have been laid. He also stated that freight trains are being developed incorporating Vande Bharat technology. Vaishnav stated that the pace of railway infrastructure development has accelerated despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vaishnav also stated that freight trains with Vande Bharat technology are being developed. He stated that the pace of railway infrastructure development has accelerated despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

He stated that after the completion of the first section of the bullet train project in 2020, work on subsequent sections accelerated. He stated that the emerging modern face of Indian Railways will benefit generations to come.