PM Modi Japanese PM Shinzo Abe Launch Bullet Train Project in India
PM Modi Japanese PM Shinzo Abe Launch Bullet Train Project in India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and visiting Japanese PM Shinzo Abe launched work on India’s first bullet train at Gujarat’s Ahmedabad on Thursday this morning. The 508 km high-speed rail link to Mumbai is seen as a centrepiece of PM Modi’s efforts to demonstrate India’s capability to build high-tech projects. PM Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe laid the foundation stone of the project which is expected to be completed by 2022 at an estimated cost of Rs 1.10 lakh crore.
I am confident that with this high speed #BulletTrain project, GDP of both Maharashtra & Gujarat will increase : CM @Dev_Fadnavis
— CMO Maharashtra (@CMOMaharashtra) September 14, 2017
CM @Dev_Fadnavis requests Hon PM @narendramodi to inaugurate the #BulletTrain in Mumbai on completion of this project. pic.twitter.com/JRh5zODEwb
— CMO Maharashtra (@CMOMaharashtra) September 14, 2017
Prime Minister Modi says
- Bullet train project will boost employment. If technology is used to empower the poor we can win the fight against poverty.
- With bullet train, one can reach Mumbai from Ahmedabad in just 2-3 hours.
- Our railway network is so huge that number of people travelling in trains every week in India is equal to Japan’s total population.
- Better connectivity will lead to progress.
- I was questioned when will India have bullet train? Now, when the project is being launched they are again questioning what is the need.
- Transport system is of prime importance for a nation’s development
Prime Minister Narendra Modi at #BulletTrain launch: If technology is used to empower the poor, we can win the fight against poverty
— Republic (@republic) September 14, 2017
India's first #BulletTrain project launched, cost Rs. 1.1 lakh crore
Your 10-point guide here: https://t.co/KIljxR3vfP pic.twitter.com/Qo2lcwGRLm
— NDTV (@ndtv) September 14, 2017
Japanese PM Shinzo Abe
- I hope to enjoy the beauty of India through the windows of bullet train when I come to India in a few years.
- Engineers from India and Japan would make this project a great success.
- The project symbolises India-Japan friendship. It is a historic day in India-Japan relationship.
- I am very happy to launch the bullet train project. Honoured to be part of the project.
I am confident that with this high speed Bullet Train project, GDP of both Maharashtra & Gujarat will increase : CM Devendra Fadnavis
What the #BulletTrain project brings to India https://t.co/ojOouI8K6r pic.twitter.com/ugQMhOaoCR
— Times of India (@timesofindia) September 14, 2017
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