High speed Underwater Train from Dubai to Mumbai India

 The UAE plans to build a rapid underwater railway that will link Dubai with Mumbai, India.

A concept by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to build an underwater train connecting Dubai and Mumbai, India, is now being aggressively pursued. This ground-breaking project, which will cover almost 1,200 miles (2,000 km) between the two cities, has the potential to completely alter travel.

The UAE has a history of driving advancements in technology, from projects like the Hyperloop to self-driving aircraft. The UAE-based company National Advisor Bureau Limited recently unveiled a creative idea known as the "floating underwater network," which would connect Mumbai and Fujairah in the UAE. 

The concept of an underwater railway traveling from Dubai to Mumbai initially came up in 2018, though it was almost ignored at the time. It's important to remember that there have been previous instances of underwater railway tunnels; the Channel Tunnel, which connects the UK and France, is among the most well-known examples worldwide.

A practical blueprint for the underwater railway system and specifications for needed trains are now being developed by the National Advisor Bureau of the UAE.

Beyond simply carrying passengers, this 2,000 km long and extensive undersea rail network also has big objectives to make it easier to move various goods, including oil. The train's speed can be set to be in the range of 600–1000 km/h

This is a conceptual project that aims to use high-speed floating trains to link the Indian city of Mumbai with Fujairah, according to Abdulla Alshehhi, the Managing Director and Chief Consultant of National Advisor Bureau Limited. The main objective is to boost bilateral trade. The initiative aims to import surplus water from the Narmada River, which is located north of Mumbai, and export oil from Fujairah port to India. Furthermore, it provides opportunities for other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) partners to grow their import and export activities.