Among four major decisions taken on Wednesday, the Union Cabinet approved India’s first semi high-speed rail corridor (134 km) on broad gauge using indigenous technology under Namo Bharat Train operations.
The Cabinet has approved the Sarkhej–Dholera semi high-speed double-line rail corridor, marking India’s first semi high-speed rail corridor spanning 134 km on broad gauge using indigenous technology under Namo Bharat Train operations. The project will connect Dholera SIR with Ahmedabad (Sabarmati), Dholera Airport, and Lothal NHMC. The estimated outlay for the project is Rs 20,667 crore.
