Mumbai, Aug. 16 -- With the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project's expected launch date of August 2027 approaching, fresh visuals from the under-construction stations in Mumbai and Surat show various stages of progress on India's first high-speed rail corridor.

In Mumbai, work continues on the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) station, which will serve as the corridor's starting point. Unlike the rest of the route, this terminal is being constructed nearly 30 metres underground, making it one of the most technically challenging segments of the project. Excavation and foundation work at the site are in their concluding stages.

In Gujarat, the Surat station presents a more advanced picture. Its structural framework and roofing have been complet...