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India's first indigenous high-speed train, the B-28 trainset, is slated for rollout by April 2027 on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route. A dedicated manufacturing facility, 'Aditya', has been inaugurated in Bengaluru. This marks a significant technological leap, with plans for further expansion including the Bengaluru-Chennai corridor, aiming to drastically cut travel times and build a self-reliant high-speed rail ecosystem.

4-km connector to allow seamless high-speed access from NCR to eastern UP

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis inaugurated the Mumbai-Pune Expressway's 'missing link,' a significant infrastructure upgrade costing Rs 7,000 crore. He drove a G-Wagen during the event, which he hailed as an 'economic multiplier.' While the project promises enhanced connectivity, the inauguration on Maharashtra Day led to considerable traffic congestion, for which Fadnavis later apologized.

Moradabad is experiencing a transformative shift, driven by new infrastructure like the NH-24 corridor and upcoming expressways. This connectivity boom is attracting diverse industrial investments beyond its traditional brass sector, creating a competitive advantage. Planned developments like New Moradabad offer predictable growth, while rising local residential demand signals a promising real estate future.

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Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw unveiled a roadmap for southern India's transportation, highlighting a proposed bullet train network connecting key cities like Amaravati, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru, Pune, and Mumbai. This initiative aims to foster economic integration by drastically reducing travel times.

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The Mumbai-Pune Expressway Missing Link opens on May 1. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis will inaugurate the route. Regular motorists will access it late on May 1. Light motor vehicles and buses can use the link until October 31. Goods vehicles will be reviewed later. Speed limits are set for cars and buses. Hazardous material vehicles are barred.

Odisha secured investment intents worth Rs 48,330 crore and projected 67,838 jobs during a Gujarat roadshow. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi highlighted the state's potential for industrial growth, emphasizing its mineral reserves, coastline, and proactive support for investors. The outreach saw significant interest across various sectors, positioning Odisha as a key player in Eastern India's development.

Ghaziabad is about to experience a transformation with the introduction of a 16-km metro line that will connect Vaishali to Gokulpuri, passing through the Hindon Civil Terminal. This bold initiative, part of the DMRC's Phase V strategy, is designed to improve accessibility for more than half a million people.

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi is on a three-day business outreach in Gujarat, positioning the state as a key driver for India's next growth phase. He engaged with industry leaders in chemicals and metals, highlighting Odisha's advantages for sustainable industrial expansion and strategic market access.