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India Rejects Former Japan Minister's Claims of Bullet Train Project Delays
India has strongly refuted claims by a former Japanese minister who criticized the country for delays and 'recklessness' in the bullet train project. The Indian government stated that the comments were 'factually incorrect' and that the project remains on track.
17 Jul, 12:48 — 18 Jul, 02:31
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Times of IndiaMostly Factual16d ago
Bullet train on track, Japan ex-min's comments 'factually incorrect': Govt
By TNN
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Supreme Court takes cognizance of delay in cases involving access to life-saving drugs
Read full article →hindustan-timesMostly Factual17d ago
'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.
Read full article →japan-timesMostly Factual16d ago
Ex-Japan minister faults India for Modi bullet train delay
"They just don't keep promises, no matter what. Even if they make a promise, they flip it right away," said Hideki Makihara,
Read full article →ndtvMostly Factual16d ago
"At Variance With Facts": India Rejects Ex-Minister's Bullet Train Remarks
Japan has been playing a key role in implementation of the mega project in terms of financing it as well as sharing technology, and engineering expertise.
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First report: hindustan-times · 17 Jul, 12:48|Full coverage: 6 · 14h|Window: 14h
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