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'Sheer recklessness': Ex-Japan minister slams India for delays in bullet train project, MEA hits back

Hideki Makihara, Japan’s former Justice Minister and a member of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, had blamed India for delays in the Shinkansen project. | India News

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'Sheer recklessness': Ex-Japan minister slams India for delays in bullet train project, MEA hits back

Hideki Makihara, Japan’s former Justice Minister and a member of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, had blamed India for delays in the Shinkansen project. | India News

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  1. venerdì 17 luglio 2026·theprint.in

    Japan ex-minister blames Indian govt for bullet train delays, says they kept 'pushing own self-interest'

    Spanning 508 km & 10 cities, bullet train was launched by PM and then counterpart Shinzo Abe in 2017. The venture, for which Japan is providing 81 percent funding, was slated to…

  2. venerdì 17 luglio 2026·hindustantimes.com

    'Sheer recklessness': Ex-Japan minister slams India for delays in bullet train project, MEA hits back

    Hideki Makihara, Japan’s former Justice Minister and a member of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, had blamed India for delays in the Shinkansen project. | India News

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India rejects Japan's ex-minister's criticism of bullet train project

India refuted claims by a former Japanese minister on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train delays, calling them an individual opinion at considerable variance with facts.

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theprint.in2 g fa

Japan ex-minister blames Indian govt for bullet train delays, says they kept 'pushing own self-interest'

Spanning 508 km & 10 cities, bullet train was launched by PM and then counterpart Shinzo Abe in 2017. The venture, for which Japan is providing 81 percent funding, was slated to be completed by 2023.

Leggi questa versione → originale
scroll.in1 g fa

Delhi rejects ex-Japanese minister’s claims about delays in India bullet train project

Ministry of External Affairs said that discussions between the two countries are ‘progressing well’ and the first section will open in 2027.

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economictimes.indiatimes.com2 g fa

India rejects claims of rift with Japan over bullet train project; says talks progressing well

India has dismissed reports of differences with Japan regarding the high-speed rail project. Bilateral discussions on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor are progressing smoothly and remain aligned. India will deploy an…

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  • venerdì 17 luglio 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    India rejects claims of rift with Japan over bullet train project; says talks progressing well

    India has dismissed reports of differences with Japan regarding the high-speed rail project. Bilateral discussions on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor are progressing smoothly and…

  • sabato 18 luglio 2026·newsbytesapp.com

    India rejects Japan's ex-minister's criticism of bullet train project

    India refuted claims by a former Japanese minister on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train delays, calling them an individual opinion at considerable variance with facts.

  • sabato 18 luglio 2026·scroll.in

    Delhi rejects ex-Japanese minister’s claims about delays in India bullet train project

    Ministry of External Affairs said that discussions between the two countries are ‘progressing well’ and the first section will open in 2027.