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India's First Bullet Train Shell Built, Track Tests Set for Mid-2027

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Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that the first body frame of India's indigenous bullet train has been completed and dispatched for a squeeze test. Speaking at the 'NaMo for Viksit Bharat' event in Vadodara, he stated that the train is expected to begin track testing by May or June 2027. Following a testing phase of two to four months, the bullet train is slated for an official inauguration. Vaishnaw added that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will personally inaugurate the project upon completion of trials.

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