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Vaishnaw reviews progress of ambitious Ahmedabad-Dholera Semi High-Speed Rail Connectivity Project

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo AHMEDABAD, Mar 1: Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Sunday reviewed the progress of Western Railway’s Ahmedabad-Dholera Semi High-Speed Rail Connectivity Project here, officials said. He reviewed the Sarkhej-Dholera doubling section as well as 134-km spur line connecting National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC) and Dholera Airport, they added. Ahmedabad-Dholera Semi High-Speed Rail Connectivity Project is being developed as a prototype for semi high-speed rail systems across the country, which will provide fast and efficient connectivity between Ahmedabad and Dholera Special Investment Region (SIR), an official release said.

Vaishnaw reviews progress of ambitious Ahmedabad-Dholera Semi High-Speed Rail Connectivity Project

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Key Highlights

  • It will be the world’s first semi high-speed rail system developed on a 1676 mm broad gauge section between Sarkhej and Dholera, with a maximum potential speed of 220 kilometres per hour, it said.
  • “It will be the first SHSR with a mixed traffic system where freight trains operating at 100 kmph and passenger trains at 220 kmph will run on the same track.
  • The project is important in developing Dholera as a major hub for semiconductor industries and solar energy component manufacturing,” the release added.
  • Chief Administrative Officer (Construction) Pradeep Gupta of Western Railway briefed the Railway Minister on the project’s progress, it said.
  • Gujarat is one of the leading states in installed solar energy capacity in the country.
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