New Delhi contracted Japan, whose bullet trains are a global envy for their speed, reliability and efficiency. The countries ...

Is India’s first bullet train delay straining its ties with Japan? - The country’s first high-speed train using Japanese ...

The official said even though Japan has 62 years of experience in building and operating bullet trains, it cannot complete a 500-km long stretch in 10 years ...

I am sitting on a bullet train somewhere between Kyoto and Tokyo, watching rice fields, small towns and misty mountains whizz ...

India’s bullet train shifts from Japan’s Shinkansen model to an Indian-led system, reshaping technology transfer, costs and ...

India now expects the first bullet train service to begin in August 2027, initially covering only a 100-km stretch ...

The Cabinet has approved the revised project cost of more than Rs 2 lakh crore, nearly twice the initial estimate made in 2015. Of the increased expenditure, around Rs 1 lakh crore will be funded ...

The Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project should not be described as delayed, the head of an international high-speed rail body has said. He cited the scale of the project and challenges including ...

Despite its obvious association with Japan, Japan isn’t the only country where you can ride the Shinkansen—colloquially referred to as the “bullet train”—to get around. The same high-speed trains used ...

Both countries have agreed to kick-start operations using an Indian-made high-speed train India's first bullet train project has taken another major step forward, with discussions between New Delhi ...