Reference To Adda 247. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi was at the underdeveloped Bullet Train Station, Surat, Gujarat, to review the status of the MumbaiAhmedabad High-Speed Rail Corridor. In the visit, he connected with the engineers, project leaders, and workers who worked on the establishment of the first Bullet Train project in India.
Prime Minister Interacts with the Teams developing the First Bullet Train in India.
The Prime Minister held numerous meetings with different team members to evaluate the construction speed and the meeting of speed and schedule goals. The workers assured him that the project is going on well and without hindrances.
A Kerala engineer shared her experience at the Noise Barrier Factory located in Navsari whereby robotic systems have been used to do welding of rebar cages. She described her involvement in the India first Bullet Train as a dream project, and a pride to her family.
Prime Minister Stresses National Motivation and Recording of Learnings.
Speaking to the team, Prime Minister, Modi highlighted that an outstanding motivation is created through a sense of deep service to the nation. He gave a comparison between their commitment and that of early space scientists of India who sent the first satellite of the country and paved the way to hundreds of others.
Shruti, an engineering manager, who works in Bengaluru, described how her group will continuously look at the options, solutions, and strengthen design controls to ensure that execution will be error free at each phase.
Invitation to a Blue Book to Inform Future Projects.
The Prime Minister stressed on the need to record lessons and experiences based on this historic initiative. He claimed that the development of an all encompassing “Blue Book” would guide India in preventing the same errors and also in accelerating further Bullet Train projects. He also pointed out that the replication is only viable when teams understand the logic of every decision otherwise the outcomes can be unfocused efforts.
He continued to add that carefully preserved documentation would form an invaluable body of knowledge to the next generation of students and workers, which would serve to strengthen the engineering base of the country.
Emotional Proposal and Gratitude to Workers.
One of the employees mentioned his commitment by way of a poem during the interaction and the Prime Minister revealed that he appreciated his emotions. The Prime Minister was also accompanied on the visit by Union Minister Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw.
Background: A Groundbreaking Move towards High-Speed Rail in India.
The next big project in transportation in India is the Mumbai Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Corridor (MAHSR). The route covers a distance of about 508 kilometres and passes through 352 kilometres of Gujarat and Dadra and Nagar Haveli and 156 kilometres of Maharashtra, connecting such big cities as Sabarmati, Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat, Vapi, Virar, Thane, and Mumbai.
Global Standards Engineered.
The route (nearly 465 kilometres) is being constructed on viaducts with approximately 85 per cent of the route (nearly 465 kilometres) designed using the latest engineering techniques that meet international standards. This has so far seen 326 kilometres of viaducts and 17 out of 25 river bridges that have been done, thus making the passage safer and causing less land disturbance.
The Bullet Train will cut the distance that is covered between Mumbai and Ahmedabad to only two hours, with the startup of the Bullet Train significantly improving business trips, tourism, and economic life in the region. Such a change will create a more integrated and constructive growth channel.
SuratBilimora Nears Surat Area Finishing.
Surat–Bilimora stretch (47 kilometres) has already attained an advanced level as civil works and preparation of track-bed is already completed. The upcoming station is to be designed as a reminder of the famous diamond industry in Surat, combining style and functionality. It will be located with large lounges, toilets, shopping areas and easy connectivity to Surat Metro, buses and Indian Railways.
Moreover, the design of the station will ensure that the passengers will enjoy not only comfort but also convenience hence expected to improve the overall experience of travelling by millions of future commuters.
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