The Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor is a 119-kilometer-long motorway connecting Bangalore and Mysore, Karnataka’s two major cities. The motorway’s construction cost around Rs 8,480 million. The thruway, which incorporates substantial infrastructure projects, cuts travel time between the two cities from three hours to 75 minutes. Other advantages of these types of developments include reduced automobile traffic jams, fewer emissions, and increased real estate demand in the surrounding districts.… Read more
Sela Pass’s longest two-lane road tunnel is scheduled to open in June
The Sela Pass, located in the picturesque state of Arunachal Pradesh in Northeast India, is set to make history with the opening of the world’s longest bi-lane road tunnel by June. This significant infrastructure project is expected to greatly improve connectivity and transportation in the region, providing a crucial link between Tawang and the rest of Arunachal Pradesh, which is currently cut off from the rest of India for several months each year due to heavy snowfall.… Read more
New Bid for Urban Transformation through Municipal Bonds!
Urbanization is a global phenomenon, and cities are becoming the engines of economic growth and development. However, the rapid pace of urbanization also presents challenges in terms of infrastructure development, service delivery, and resource management. In India, as cities grapple with the need for sustainable urban transformation, municipal bonds have emerged as a powerful financing tool to address these challenges and drive positive change.… Read more
Six infrastructure projects are suggested by PM Gati Shakti Network Planning Group.
At its 45th session on March 15, 2023, the Network Planning Group (NPG) of the PM Gati Shakti Mission suggested six infrastructure projects.… Read more
Mumbai’s newly built 4-lane balanced cantilever bridge across Versova Creek is now open to the public!
The city of Mumbai is known for its vibrant culture, diverse population, and bustling economy. As the city continues to grow, infrastructure development has become a top priority. The newly constructed 4-lane balanced cantilever bridge on Versova Creek is the latest addition to Mumbai’s infrastructure and is now open to the public. The bridge, which connects Mumbai’s western suburbs with the city’s business districts, is a crucial part of the city’s transportation network. The 1.6-kilometer-long bridge is built using the latest technology, and its construction was completed in a record time of just 28 months.… Read more
Improving Rural Access: Best Practices for Village Road Construction and Maintenance in India!
Village roads in India play a crucial role in connecting rural communities with urban areas, markets, healthcare facilities, and schools. However, the construction and maintenance of these roads can be challenging, especially in remote areas with limited resources. Here are some ideas for a blog post on village roads in India:… Read more
Is Mumbai’s coastal road a blessing or a curse?
Mumbai’s Coastal Road project has been a subject of debate and discussion for several years now. The project aims to create a 35.6-kilometer-long coastal road that will connect South Mumbai to the suburbs, offering a faster and more efficient mode of transportation for the citizens. However, the project has also faced its fair share of criticism, with concerns raised over its impact on the environment and local communities.… Read more
BMC will construct a high-speed corridor between Versova and Dahisar.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has announced plans to construct a high-speed road corridor linking Versova and Dahisar to improve traffic flow between north and south Mumbai. The Versova-Dahisar Link Road (VDLR), a 24.29-kilometer arterial road, is the second phase of the Mumbai Coastal Road Project (MCRP).… Read more
In response to climatic and seismic concerns, India is strengthening crucial infrastructure safety protocols.
According to many sources, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is overhauling a slew of design standards and quality benchmarks, ranging from oil pipelines to steel and concrete structures.… Read more
National Highway in Nagaland, Port Connectivity Highway in Kerala: The government continues its pledge to improve India’s road infrastructure.
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has undertaken a number of efforts to improve the country’s road network. The government has taken many steps to increase the capacity of India’s National Highway infrastructure in order to reach and link the country’s most distant areas.… Read more