The infrastructure industry is comparable to the skeleton of our nation, but it also stands out as one of the most inefficient sectors of the economy. Records analysis indicates that 40% of projects go over budget, 90% of projects are late, and 10% or more of the raw materials are squandered on each work. All of the stakeholders must cooperate more effectively in order to build a smart and sustainable skeletal device. They must also understand the role that today’s technologically advanced construction, or “Connected Construction,” may play in boosting their 5 core operating pillars: productivity, quality, transparency, protection, and sustainability.… Read more

Nitin Gadkari, the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, said on December 16 that India’s road infrastructure would match that of the United States by the year 2024. The minister said, “We are making the World Standard Road infrastructure inside the United States of America and promising you that before the give up of 24, our avenue infrastructure may be same to the same old of the USA, American standards,” in his speech to the 95th FICCI Annual Convention.… Read more

An essential component of India’s financial system’s impetus for progress is the infrastructure sector. India has completed numerous infrastructure projects and is expected to start major projects totaling $1.3 trillion. The key factor supporting the infrastructure drive is the increase in capital spending. The Indian government’s direct capital expenditure in 2013–14 was around and a half lakh crore rupees and it is expected to increase to almost seven and a half lakh crore rupees by 2022–23. Several industries have seen significant advancements:… Read more

New Master Plans for cities in Uttar Pradesh are nearing completion and approval. While the Chief Minister has approved the Master Plan 2031 for Ayodhya and Orai, plans for Hapur, Azamgarh, and Kanpur are in the works. we provide the information and updates on the new Master Plans 2031 being developed for the future expansion of cities in Uttar Pradesh.… Read more

The Karnataka government started Satellite Ring Road Bangalore to improve the road network and manage growth in the Bangalore Metropolitan Region (BMR) (SRRB). This project attempts to separate urban and regional traffic in the BMR and offer commuters with the sensation of decreased traffic congestion on Bangalore’s major and periphery highways.… Read more

The proposed metro route between Mumbai and Thane is intended to improve accessibility and spur development of neighbourhood areas in the latter location, hence boosting the residential housing market.… Read more

Ghaziabad, with a headcount of 1,729,000 people, is one of the major cities in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, and it is also a core of the Delhi NCR. The Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation is divided into five zones: the City Zone, Kavi Nagar Zone, Vijay Nagar Zone, Mohan Nagar Zone, and Vasundhara Zone.… Read more