The biggest obstacle ended in the bullet train in India, the first station to be built here

The biggest bottleneck in the proposed bullet train scheme that runs between Mumbai and Ahmedabad has been removed. According to this report, the bullet train will now reach Thane, 21 km from Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex, underground tunnel.

Please tell you that the Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (MMRDA) was not in favor of giving the land of the Bandra Kurla Complex to make the station, because it was also considered to be the International Finance Service Center (IFSC) on this land.

There was a dispute between the Railways and the MMRDA regarding this. Then, the Railways made such a proposal to MMRDA that they were successful in persuading them for this project. Now the first station of the bullet train and the International Finance Service Center (IFSC) will be built in the Bandra-Kurla Complex.

 Know how long the bullet train and who is putting money

This bullet train will decide the distance from Mumbai to Ahmedabad in just two hours, which takes seven hours to decide now. In this route of 508 kms, there will be 12 stations, out of which four stations will be in Maharashtra while 8 stations will be in Gujarat.

Let us tell you that the construction of this bullet train between Mumbai and Ahmedabad is estimated to cost 97,636 crores, while Japan will provide 80 percent of the cost for this project. Work on this project will be started from 2018, and it is estimated to be completed by 2023.