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Union Cabinet clears ₹12,328 cr rail projects spanning 565 km, creating jobs, cutting emissions, and boosting connectivity in Gujarat, Karnataka, Telangana, Bihar & Assam.
India’s Smart Cities Mission has delivered 7,636 projects worth ₹1.53 lakh crore across 100 cities. From metro expansion to electric buses, here’s how urban infrastructure is transforming.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari unveils new road and expressway projects worth ₹60,000 crore in Madhya Pradesh, including Jabalpur’s longest flyover, economic corridors, and tiger tourism routes to boost connectivity and growth.
From commissioning the 660 MW Buxar power unit to new religious-tourism connectivity and an industrial corridor for Gaya, PM Modi launches projects worth nearly ₹13,000 crore in Bihar, with large-scale arrangements at Magadh University campus.
SANY India unveils the SY35U PRO, a next-gen 3.5-ton hydraulic excavator built in Pune. With advanced hydraulics, operator comfort, safety, and low maintenance, the SY35U PRO is designed to power India’s infrastructure and rural projects.
Telangana launches a ₹12,000 cr road development plan to upgrade over 13,000 km—including 5,190 km under R&B and 7,947 km rural roads. HAM model, 15-year maintenance guaranteed.
Newly launched Katra–Amritsar Vande Bharat Express covers 368 km in just 5 h 40 min with four stops. A major boost for spiritual tourism and regional trade.
Ghaziabad unveils ₹98 crore plan for an 800 m, four‑lane flyover at Hapur Chungi to ease gridlock. DPR due in two weeks; completion expected within a year.
Kolkata Metro launches ₹500 cr upgrade of its 40‑year‑old Blue Line HVAC and tunnel system—boosting safety, cooling, and fire readiness across 15 stations.
Delhi Metro Phase-4 to connect Lajpat Nagar and Saket G Block with 7 new elevated stations over 7.3 km. Project by RVNL to finish in 36 months.
Telangana approves ₹430 Cr bridge at Mir Alam Tank, linking NH to Chintalmet Road to ease traffic and boost Hyderabad’s urban connectivity.
India’s first bullet train, the Mumbai–Ahmedabad corridor, will be completed by 2029 with Japan-backed tech, 12 stations, and ₹1.08 lakh crore investment.