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Infrastructure News

Traffic disruptions expected on New Rohtak Road for the next 45 days due to drain-maintenance

A 45-day lane-closure programme has begun on the stretch of New Rohtak Road between Kamal T-Point and Zakhira Flyover (towards Punjabi Bagh) as the Delhi Jal Board carries out drainage maintenance in the Anand Parbat area. Two lanes will be closed daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., and commuters are being advised to use an alternate route via Veer Banda Bairagi Marg through Inderlok. Traffic is likely to be heavy and slow during this period.Read more

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Kerala approves INR 1,441 crore projects under NABARD's Rural Infra Fund

A high-powered committee in Kerala has approved infrastructure projects amounting to INR 1,441 crore under NABARD's Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF) tranche 31. The projects will benefit key departments including Forests, Electricity, Water Resources, Agriculture, Local Self-Government, Fisheries, and Ports. The initiatives aim to improve solar power usage, irrigation systems, waste management, and fish-harbour infrastructure across districts. The funding comes against the state's normative allocation of INR 550 crore under the tranche and is expected to support integrated rural development efforts.Read more

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ATSEPA urges urgent upgrade of airport navigation systems after Delhi ATC disruption

The Air Traffic Safety Electronics Personnel Association (ATSEPA) has called for immediate modernization of navigation systems at major Indian airports, citing recent air traffic disruptions at Delhi International Airport. Highlighting outdated Communication, Navigation, and Surveillance (CNS) systems and over-reliance on automation, ATSEPA stressed the need for proper deployment of trained CNS engineers and redundancy in critical systems. The association urged the government to ensure technical inputs are incorporated in planning and procurement, review air traffic management practices, and strengthen safety infrastructure to prevent operational delays and errors.Read more

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Metro expansion gathers pace as last-mile licence now part of metro operations

The Union Minister for Housing, Urban Affairs and Power announced that India's metro expansion is progressing rapidly to ease congestion and improve last-mile connectivity. Speaking at the 18th Urban Mobility India Conference in Gurugram, he said a separate licence for feeder services will no longer be needed, as these will be integrated within metro service licences. The minister emphasised scaling up electric vehicle adoption and rapid-charging infrastructure, citing India's surplus power capacity. Several state and city bodies, including Chennai MTC, Kochi Metro, and DMRC, received awards for excellence in urban transport. The next Urban Mobility India Conference will be held in Bhubaneswar in October 2026, themed 'Urban Accessibility and Livability in the Digital Age.'Read more

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Kerala gives administrative approval for customs warehouse at Azhikkal Port

The Kerala government has given administrative approval for developing a customs warehouse at Azhikkal Port in Kannur, signalling renewed momentum for the port's expansion in the north Malabar region. The river-mouth port, located at the confluence of the Valapattanam and Mattool rivers and opening into the Lakshadweep Sea, has long served local industries such as timber, plywood, cashew, coir and ceramics. Past proposals had envisaged a full-scale port upgrade costing around INR 1,750 crore, implemented in modules. With the latest clearance, the warehouse development moves ahead, and the project re-enters focus after years of delay.Read more

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Mumbai emerges as one of the most cost-efficient global hubs for data centre construction

India has positioned itself as a leading destination for data centre investments, with Mumbai recognised as one of the world's most cost-effective cities for such developments, according to the latest Turner & Townsend Data Centre Construction Cost Index. The report placed Mumbai 51st among 52 global markets, with construction costs at just USD 6.64 per watt. The city also benefits from low electricity tariffs, further enhancing its operational efficiency. Despite this cost advantage, challenges such as reliable power supply and resilient supply chains remain key concerns for sustained growth.Read more

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Kalupur Railway Station to get three new platforms and bullet train link

Ahmedabad's Kalupur railway station is being redeveloped under the Indian Railways' Amrit Bharat Station Scheme to enhance capacity and passenger experience. The project, led by the Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA), will add three new platforms, raising the total to 13, and include a 16-storey complex with lounges, food courts, and commercial spaces. A roof plaza, elevated road, and multi-level parking are part of the plan. The station will be seamlessly linked to the upcoming Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train terminal and metro network. Designed to reflect Ahmedabad's heritage, the project also includes restoration of historic structures. Once completed, Kalupur will serve as a modern multi-modal transport hub for western India.Read more

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Railways sanctions INR 8.48 crore for Melli-Dentam railway line survey in Sikkim

The Ministry of Railways has approved an allocation of INR 8.48 crore for the Final Location Survey (FLS) of the proposed Melli�Dentam railway line in Sikkim, marking a key milestone in improving connectivity in the Himalayan state. The funds were recently communicated to the Northeast Frontier Railway through an official notification. The project, expected to cover nearly 75 km via Jorethang and Legship, aims to enhance accessibility, promote tourism, and strengthen border infrastructure. Local MP Indra Hang Subba had actively pursued the survey's approval.Read more

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NHAI undertakes road widening near Subroto Park to ease traffic flow towards Gurugram

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) announced earlier this week that it has commenced widening works on the left-hand carriageway near Subroto Park Air Force Station, expanding it from two lanes to four. The initiative aims to ease congestion between Dhaula Kuan and Delhi Airport, particularly at the Parade Road underpass. The project also includes a new foot overbridge, enhanced drainage systems, and pollution control measures such as anti-smoke guns and water sprinklers. Completion is expected within the next six months.Read more

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Jewar Airport completes runway checks, awaits DGCA licence for operations

The Noida International Airport (Jewar) completed its second and final mandatory calibration flight earlier this week, following the initial test on October 31. An aircraft landed from the west-end of the strip to verify the Instrument Landing System (ILS) 28, whereas the earlier test covered ILS 10 from the east side. These calibration flights check navigation, communication and surveillance systems before an aerodrome licence is granted. The airport�s first phase covers around 1,334 hectares, with one runway and terminal, aiming to handle 12 million passengers annually and ultimately expand to five runways and 300 million capacity.Read more

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