- May 3, 2026
NHSRCL Hits 52% Milestone in BKC Bullet Train Station Excavation
The much-anticipated Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project has marked a significant milestone with the completion of 52% excavation work for the
Vande Bharat Sleeper Train Prototype Ready for Field Trials
Indian Railways is set to revolutionize long-distance travel with the upcoming trials for the Vande Bharat Sleeper train. Union Minister
Noida Metro’s Aqua Line Set for ₹2,992-Crore Extension
The Uttar Pradesh government has taken a crucial step in enhancing urban connectivity with the approval of the ₹2,991.60-crore extension
Namma Metro Yellow Line to Transform Bengaluru’s Public Transport in 2025
Bengaluru is on the cusp of a public transport revolution with the launch of the Namma Metro Yellow Line, scheduled
Kochi Metro Phase II Land Acquisition Gains Momentum
The land acquisition process for Phase II of the Kochi Metro is progressing rapidly, with revenue authorities expediting procedures for
Bengaluru Metro Enhances 5G Connectivity by Leasing Pillar Spaces for Seamless Network Coverage
The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) is rolling out an innovative project to lease pillar spaces across Bengaluru’s metro
CMRL Awards ₹3,657 Crore Contract to BEML for 70 Driverless Trains in Phase 2 Expansion
Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) has taken a major step forward in its Phase 2 metro expansion project by awarding
Mumbai Metro Achieves 56% Digital Ticketing Milestone, Boosts Green Travel
In a major leap towards sustainable urban commuting, the Maha Mumbai Metro Operation Corporation Ltd (MMMOCL) has reported that 56%
Mumbai Airport’s T2 Metro Walkway in the Works
Mumbai’s transport infrastructure is set to take another leap forward as plans are underway to construct a temporary walkway connecting
Thiruvananthapuram Metro Project Delayed Due to Approval Hold-ups, Extending Timeline
The Thiruvananthapuram Metro project, an essential initiative aimed at alleviating the city’s growing transportation challenges, has encountered further delays. Despite