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A revolutionary project will connect Mumbai and Dubai via underwater rail network.

Mumbai to Dubai: The times are changing and the distances are getting shorter, thanks to the new technology and engineering feats. One such marvel is a revolutionary project connecting Mumbai and Dubai through a 2000-kilometre underwater rail link which promises to revolutionise travel between India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), according to a report.

This underwater rail link will make the trains to achieve speeds in the excess of 600 km per hour to 1,000 km per hour. This will greatly cut down the travel time between Mumbai and Dubai to just two hours, reports Travel and Tour World.

This is going to provide the passengers with a completely unique view that won’t be less than a wonderful spectacle while travelling at such fast speed beneath the ocean. The experience would least be stunning and magical. This mega project will need a huge amount of money, running into billions of dollars. Once operational, it will enhance trade relations between India and the UAE.

This rail link will address commercial part as well by providing faster and more efficient method for transporting goods such as crude oil from Dubai to India. According to the experts, this rail link will be completed by 2030.

This venture has been proposed by the National Advisor Bureau Limited of the UAE. It aims to reshape transportation infrastructure and offer a competitive alternative to air travel.

A few key details:

• According to the reports, the speed of this train will be between 600 and 1000 km/h.
• The journey from Mumbai to Dubai to be completed in just 2 hours.
• This underwater train project will require an investment of billions of dollars.
• The train will not only enhance passenger convenience but also create a new way to transport crude oil and other goods from Dubai to India more quickly.
• Discussions on this project are currently underway. However, if it gets approved, efforts will be made to complete it by 2030.