Explanation:

 • The Mumbai–Ahmedabad high-speed rail corridor is an approved high-speed rail corridor in India connecting the cities of Mumbai and Ahmedabad. If built, it will be India's first high speed rail line. The project is estimated to cost 98,000 crores rupees.
• India signed a Rs 97,636-crore deal with Japan, paving the way for the largest-ever foreign investment in the country's railway sector.
• The idea is to use Japanese funding - to the extent of 80 per cent of the project cost or Rs 70,000 crore - and technology to introduce its marquee Shinkansen bullet trains on the 508-kilometre Mumbai-Ahmedabad route.
• Japan’s shinkansen technology has seen zero accident-related passenger deaths or injuries. That’s in contrast to China whose high-speed rail systems have all had fatal accidents that took the lives of anywhere.