India's ambitious bullet train projects are progressing with significant developments in multiple corridors. The Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train, a flagship initiative, is set to commence trial runs in 2026, with 92% of its elevated alignment completed and key sections in Gujarat nearing readiness. Meanwhile, the government has launched new bullet train projects connecting Amritsar-Delhi and Amritsar-Katra, promising to significantly reduce travel times; the former will complete its 465 km journey in just 1 hour and 40 minutes. Manufacturing of trains is set to take place in Bengaluru, with BEML as the primary contractor, while Medha Servo Drives will provide the propulsion system. The projects are part of India's 'Make in India' initiative, emphasizing domestic production and innovation in rail technology. Overall, these developments reflect a strategic push to enhance India's high-speed rail infrastructure.