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Mumbai–Ahmedabad High Speed Rail
Viaduct built
— km
Opening order government targets, not commitments
Construction progress
Mumbai–Ahmedabad · progress over time
Month by month
How fast each part of the line is growing, from NHSRCL's published progress updates. They don't come out every month, so where a month is missing, each change is measured from the nearest earlier report.
| Measure | Latest | Since last report | 3 months | 6 months | 12 months | Trend |
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Added per month
Change within one monthAverage across a gap between reports
Every reported figure
12 stations · 508 km
Stations, Mumbai to Sabarmati
Mumbai–Ahmedabad
Timeline
Rolling stock
The trains
Mumbai–Ahmedabad will open with Indian-built B28 trainsets and switch to Japan's E10 Shinkansen in the early 2030s. No other corridor has chosen its trains yet.
Top speed, km/h
Mumbai–Ahmedabad
Depots & maintenance
Three rolling-stock depots are under construction. Sabarmati is the main workshop, Surat supports the first section, and Thane serves the Mumbai end.
Mumbai–Ahmedabad
Who's building it
Every major package has been awarded. Values are shown only where the contractor or NHSRCL disclosed them.
| Package | Scope | Contractor | Value | Awarded | Source |
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Public documents
Reports & DPRs
Every project report we could find in the public domain, linked directly to the official PDF. Where a DPR exists but hasn't been published, we say so.
DPR availability, by corridor
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Daily headlines
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Status, answered
Common questions
How to read the labels
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