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Bullet Train Firm Invites Bids To Construct India's First Undersea Tunnel
National High Speed Railway Corporation Limited or NHSRCL has invited bids for the construction of a 21-km-long tunnel, seven km of which will be under the sea, for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail Corridor.
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99.3% Land Acquired In 5 Gujarat Districts For Ahmedabad-Mumbai Bullet Train Project
The Gujarat government has acquired 99.3 per cent of land in five districts for the Ahmedabad-Mumbai high speed rail corridor, popularly known as the bullet train project, the state Assembly was informed on Monday.
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Milind Deora's "Bullet Train" Dig As He Tweets Devendra Fadnavis On Rain
Nearly 60,000 mangrove trees spread over 13.36 hectares will be affected because of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high speed rail corridor, commonly called the bullet train project
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Bullet Train To Affect 54,000 Mangroves, Maharashtra Denies Flood Risk
As many as 54,000 mangroves spread over 13.36 hectares will be affected because of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high speed rail corridor, commonly called the bullet train project, state transport minister Diwakar Raote said Monday.
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Bullet Train Firm Invites Bids To Construct India's First Undersea Tunnel
National High Speed Railway Corporation Limited or NHSRCL has invited bids for the construction of a 21-km-long tunnel, seven km of which will be under the sea, for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail Corridor.
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99.3% Land Acquired In 5 Gujarat Districts For Ahmedabad-Mumbai Bullet Train Project
The Gujarat government has acquired 99.3 per cent of land in five districts for the Ahmedabad-Mumbai high speed rail corridor, popularly known as the bullet train project, the state Assembly was informed on Monday.
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Milind Deora's "Bullet Train" Dig As He Tweets Devendra Fadnavis On Rain
Nearly 60,000 mangrove trees spread over 13.36 hectares will be affected because of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high speed rail corridor, commonly called the bullet train project
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Bullet Train To Affect 54,000 Mangroves, Maharashtra Denies Flood Risk
As many as 54,000 mangroves spread over 13.36 hectares will be affected because of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high speed rail corridor, commonly called the bullet train project, state transport minister Diwakar Raote said Monday.
