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Sreekaryam Flyover construction speeds up! Metro-ready design, 535m length, 4 lanes, service roads & drainage work to finish in 3 months – Thiruvananthapuram.
India’s construction materials market is projected to reach USD 156.8 million by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 3.20% between 2025 and 2033. This growth is driven by rising urbanization, infrastructure development, and government schemes like Smart Cities Mission and PMAY. The market is also witnessing a shift towards green building materials and advanced technologies like prefabrication and smart concrete. Backed by insights from the IMARC Group, this trend signals strong opportunities in cement, steel, bricks, and eco-friendly construction solutions.
UP govt to invest ₹6,124 Cr in 62 ring roads & bypasses, easing traffic in high-density areas & boosting road connectivity across the state.
Pune Metro expands with 12 new trains worth ₹430.53 crore, boosting capacity for upcoming routes. Manufactured under Make in India, delivery over 30 months.
Ambedkar University Delhi to relocate from Kashmere Gate to new campuses in Dheerpur and Rohini due to space limits and high maintenance of heritage site.
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.
A new 5 km parallel road to Dumas Beach in Surat, built for ₹21 crore, is now open to reduce traffic congestion and boost connectivity to tourist areas.
Delhi’s infrastructure is getting a major boost with ₹35,000 crore worth of NHAI projects in progress. Highlights include a 7km underground tunnel from Shiv Murti to Nelson Mandela Road and an elevated road to IGI Airport. ₹150 crore bridge projects also approved.
BMC sets new deadlines for Sion (May 2026) and Belasis (Dec 2025) flyovers to ease congestion and boost connectivity across central Mumbai.
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.
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.
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.