- May 4, 2026
Jammu and Kashmir Sanctions 316 Rural Roads in Infrastructure Push
Jammu and Kashmir is set for a major boost in rural infrastructure, with the Centre approving ₹4,224 crore for the
Gurgaon Officials Urge Early Drain Desilting to Prevent Monsoon Flooding
In response to repeated monsoon-related disruptions, Gurgaon civic officials are pushing for the desilting of drains and sewer lines as
Delhi Seeks ₹1500 Crore Grant to Revamp Key City Road Corridors
The Delhi government has sought ₹1,500 crore from the Centre to fund urgent improvements in the capital’s urban road infrastructure,
Trichy Roads Crumble Despite ₹157 Crore Infrastructure Spend Last Year
Despite allocating ₹157.4 crore—nearly 37% of its total expenditure in the previous fiscal year—towards road development, the Trichy Municipal Corporation
Gurugram Commuters Face Pothole Chaos Days After Heavy Rainfall Damage
A week after intense rainfall battered city infrastructure, key arterial roads in Gurugram remain riddled with potholes and cracks, severely
Noida commuters battle monsoon-hit roads and rising pothole dangers daily
The onset of monsoon in Noida has once again exposed deep-rooted structural issues in the city’s road infrastructure. With rains
Hyderabad flyover from Uppal to Narapally to be ready by Dasara
After nearly eight years of delays, the much-awaited elevated corridor connecting Uppal crossroads to Narapally is finally nearing completion and
Gandhinagar Intensifies Post-Monsoon Road Repairs Through Citizen-Led Digital Monitoring
In response to widespread damage caused by monsoon rains, the Gujarat government has launched an intensive state-wide campaign to repair
Kolkata factory to build coaches for Metro and Vande Bharat trains
A significant chapter in India’s rail infrastructure evolution is unfolding at Hindmotor in Uttarpara, where a newly established factory will
Hebbal Metro Hub Land Cut from 45 to 9 Acres, Sparking Public Concern
The land allocated for the city’s much-anticipated integrated metro transit hub at Hebbal has been reduced from 45 acres to