Tunnelling Towards Tomorrow
ROADS & HIGHWAYS

Tunnelling Towards Tomorrow

The Mumbai–Ahmedabad Bullet Train project is advancing rapidly through some of western India’s most demanding terrain and urban corridors. Recent achievements—from mountain tunnel breakthroughs and TBM deployment to complex steel bridge launches—demonstrate the scale, precision and engineering expertise driving India's first high-speed rail network towards reality.

Mountain Milestone

The breakthrough of the 417-metre-long MT-07 tunnel at Ambesari in Palghar marks the third mountain tunnel completed within five months...

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The Mumbai–Ahmedabad Bullet Train project is advancing rapidly through some of western India’s most demanding terrain and urban corridors. Recent achievements—from mountain tunnel breakthroughs and TBM deployment to complex steel bridge launches—demonstrate the scale, precision and engineering expertise driving India's first high-speed rail network towards reality.Mountain MilestoneThe breakthrough of the 417-metre-long MT-07 tunnel at Ambesari in Palghar marks the third mountain tunnel completed within five months...To read the full article Click Here

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