The Delhi-Dehradun Expressway, a key project under Bharatmala Pariyojana, is nearing completion. This 210 km expressway will reduce travel time between Delhi and Dehradun to 2.5 hours, boosting regional trade and tourism. Featuring advanced infrastructure and wildlife corridors, it exemplifies India’s commitment to infrastructural development and environmental protection.
India’s highway construction projects are facing delays, impacting economic growth. Land acquisition, regulatory hurdles, and funding challenges are key factors. The government is working on solutions, including streamlining processes and exploring public-private partnerships, to speed up the projects and boost economic activity.
President Droupadi Murmu’s recent visit to Odisha witnessed the launch of three crucial railway lines and other key infrastructure projects worth INR 6,400 crore, aimed at significantly improving connectivity, economic development, and social well-being in the state.
A ₹37 crore road widening project on Old Mahabalipuram Road (OMR) in Chennai is set to alleviate significant traffic congestion. The 2.5km stretch between Siruseri Sipcot and Padur roundabout will be upgraded to a four-lane road, significantly improving connectivity and reducing travel times. However, concerns remain about the completion of the Thiruporur bypass and the need for additional safety measures.
The 2024 Chinese council meeting of the China-Africa Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry, held in Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province, focused on strengthening economic and trade ties between China and Africa. Representatives from various industries discussed the ‘ten partnership actions’ for joint modernization, showcasing the growing importance of this bilateral relationship.
The Chennai-Bengaluru Expressway project is progressing steadily, with Karnataka’s section complete and Tamil Nadu’s section expected to be finished by mid-2025. The expressway promises faster transport, smoother goods movement, and improved connectivity between Chennai Port and major cities in South India.
The Andaman Riviera Road Project, aimed at boosting tourism in Thailand’s Andaman region, has entered a crucial phase with its second sub-group meeting. This gathering brought together key stakeholders to review the project’s progress, discuss concept designs, and solidify plans for future development. The project’s focus on infrastructure upgrades, public transportation, and accessibility is set to transform the region’s tourist experience.
The Narendra Modi government has given the green light to two significant railway projects spanning eight districts across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Bihar. These projects, with a combined investment of over ₹2,245 crore, include a new railway line connecting Amravati, the new capital of Andhra Pradesh, and are expected to be completed within five years.
The Indian government has shifted its focus from the long-term Vision 2047 highway expansion plan to short-term projects that can be implemented quickly. This change comes as the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) prioritizes faster approvals and execution, adapting to evolving needs and traffic patterns. While the Vision 2047 document remains, it is now seen more as a long-term vision, with immediate implementation focusing on shorter projects.
The Uttar Pradesh government’s ambitious plan to build ‘New Noida’ near Greater Noida is set to transform the National Capital Region (NCR) real estate landscape. This new city, with its focus on industrial and logistics hubs, affordable housing, and an Olympic City, is expected to draw in investment and create a surge in economic activity. The proximity of the upcoming Noida International Airport in Jewar further amplifies the potential for growth. This article explores the key aspects of the New Noida project, its impact on NCR property market, and how it will shape the future of the region.
