Amaravati to Hyderabad in 70 mins, Pune to Mumbai in 48 mins: Vaishnaw's bullet train roadmap
The Indian government is planning to significantly reduce travel times between major cities with new bullet train routes. The proposed bullet train will connect Amaravati to Hyderabad in just 70 minutes and Pune to Mumbai in 48 minutes. This initiative aims to enhance connectivity and boost economic growth in the region.
- ▪The bullet train will cut travel time between Amaravati and Hyderabad to 70 minutes.
- ▪Travel from Pune to Mumbai will take only 48 minutes with the new service.
- ▪This project is part of a broader initiative to improve transportation infrastructure in India.
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