Infrastructure
New-Delhi- Unless the Army ensures to offer a gainful redevelopment plan to the Delhi Government, they will have to vacate a World War II barrack on prime land in Lutyens, Delhi. The Army was further asked to make the government’s intention clear about forfeiting the underutilized land in an overcrowded Capital. As per the Army, they are ready to vacate the Princess [...] Continue Reading »
Lucknow- Two metro rail projects of Lucknow are likely to be assessed by the officials of Planning Commission and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC). The officials would prepare an estimate of financial model under which the project could be executed. The two stations have been proposed to be built at Aminabad and Hussainganj. The team [...] Continue Reading »
Greater Noida- In a recent board meeting, the Yamuna Expressway Authority has decided to develop industries on portions of the land in Jewar which was proposed for an international airport during the BSP regime. However, the rest of the land patches will be left barren for future plans. During the BSP regime, a proposal to construct an international [...] Continue Reading »
The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) said that the plan of building 20 km of road a day by the UPA II government will not be sustainable due to the delay in environment clearance and land acquisition issues. NHAI chief said that raising equity was the main concern for the road project of 10,000 [...] Continue Reading »
Hyderabad- The Hyderabad metro has picked up speed with starting construction at its first station Uppal. It is expected that this station will be ready by the end of 2o13. According to Larsen & Tuobro chief, Hyderabad metro will hopefully run in mid or by the end of 2015. The work of pillars and erection of [...] Continue Reading »
New Delhi – NHAI is unhappy with the government’s decision of constructing roads at 20 km a day. As per the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), the government’s target to construct roads at 20 km a day is not worth as there are too many government agencies involved. As per an NHAI official, there [...] Continue Reading »
