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New Delhi: There is good news for the job seekers who want to work with India"s first High Speed Bullet Train project that the National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) has advertised recruitment notification for appointment for the following technical and non-technical posts:- Vacancy details: Assistant Manager/Safety & Health – 06 posts Consultant/HR – 01 post Assistant Manager/Environment – 06 posts Assistant Manager/Manager (S&T) – 02 posts Manager/Senior Manager (Design) – 01 post Dy. Chief Project Manager (PS&TL/OHE) – 02 posts Assistant Manager/Manager (OHE/PS&TL) – 04 posts Assistant Manager/Manager (Finance) – 06 posts Assistant Manager/Manager (Contract) – 01 post Assistant Manager/Manager (Civil) – 14 posts Assistant Manager/Manager (Electrical) – 03 posts Manager (OHE/PS&TL) – 03 posts Dy. CPM...

New Delhi: The central government is eyeing to roll out country’s first bullet train by August 2022. This is advancing the deadline which was fixed in 2023. In order to speed up work, National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) has already floated the first tender for the Bullet Train project . Central government is still facing resistance from locals for land acquisition in Maharashtra and Gujarat. As per the details the first tender is for constructing a bridge in Navsari district of Gujarat. NHSRCL officials are also engaged with residents to amicably resolve the land acquisition issue. This first bridge is part of the 60 bridges planned on the 508-km high-speed corridor. NHSRCL is optimistic that the land acquisition issue is closer to being resolved. They feel that there is a gradual end to the stalemate over the issue. The first ray of hope is coming from Palghar in Maharashtra. It is here that the NHSRCL officials have been facing resistance from farmers with sup...

New Delhi: Construction work in the country’s first high speed bullet train project on Mumbai-Ahmadabad route will start from January 2019. According to an official, the land acquisition work for 508 km long route will be completed by this year. This mega project of  1.08 lakh crores is expected to be completed in the end of 2022. “Railways is going to acquire 1400 hectares of land in Maharashtra and Gujarat for this project. Rs 10,000 crore will be spent in land acquisition. NHSRC is on way to reach the completion of the bullet train project. This agency will have the responsibility to operate high speed rail projects in the country itself”, National High Speed Rail Corporation Managing Director, Achal Khare said. Mumbai-Ahmadabad High Speed Bullet Train Project Data The Japanese International Cooperation Agency  (JICA) has also started to release funds for this bullet train project. After completing the project, the distance of Mumbai and Ahmadabad can be...

New Delhi: Construction work in the country’s first high speed bullet train project on Mumbai-Ahmadabad route will start from January 2019. According to an official, the land acquisition work for 508 km long route will be completed by this year. This mega project of  1.08 lakh crores is expected to be completed in the end of 2022. “Railways is going to acquire 1400 hectares of land in Maharashtra and Gujarat for this project. Rs 10,000 crore will be spent in land acquisition. NHSRC is on way to reach the completion of the bullet train project. This agency will have the responsibility to operate high speed rail projects in the country itself”, National High Speed Rail Corporation Managing Director, Achal Khare said. Mumbai-Ahmadabad High Speed Bullet Train Project Data The Japanese International Cooperation Agency  (JICA) has also started to release funds for this bullet train project. After completing the project, the distance of Mumbai and Ahmadabad can be...