India is advancing plans for an indigenous high-speed rail signalling framework as Indian Railways prepares to expand bullet train connectivity beyond the country’s first Mumbai–Ahmedabad corridor. The proposed Bharat Train Control System, or BTCS, is intended to provide India with greater control over the critical technology used to supervise high-speed train movements. It could support […]
India has marked a major milestone in its transport modernization drive with the launch of the BEML Aditya B-28 manufacturing facility in Bengaluru, a new production hub dedicated to indigenous high-speed trainsets capable of reaching 280 kmph. Inaugurated by Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, the facility signals a bold step toward self-reliant bullet train technology and
Ministry of Railways has set a target to complete detailed project reports (DPRs) for three new high-speed rail corridors by March 2027. The move marks a significant step in expanding India’s bullet train network. Officials confirmed that DPR preparation will take place between September 2026 and March 2027. These reports will define timelines, costs, and
