Infrastructure & Construction News Today

Noida Authority's DPR for a Rs 84.16 crore, 610-metre arch flyover between Sectors 148 and 150 has cleared, set to benefit two lakh residents by easing expressway traffic.

The 38-kilometre Aluva-Kothamangalam four-lane road project, backed by a Rs 653 crore KIIFB allocation and a completed social impact assessment, has stalled following land acquisition notifications and local protests.

Renovation of the Perumbavoor ESI Dispensary, serving 40,000 workers, is set to begin following tender finalization. Plans also include future expansion into a multi-bed hospital.

MHADA handed over 500-square-foot homes to 557 families under the BDD chawl redevelopment project in Mumbai, upgrading from previous 160-square-foot rooms, with full project completion targeted by December 2029.

The BDA has taken up a Rs 725-crore elevated road project along Ballari Road, replacing the scrapped steel flyover. Auro-KMC won the Rs 440-crore contract, with an 18-month completion deadline.

Karnataka CM questioned BJP's role in the November 13 Bengaluru Metro Pink Line inauguration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, emphasizing it is a public-funded project.

The Enforcement Directorate attached immovable properties worth Rs 6.77 crore in a land acquisition compensation scam linked to the Trans-Arunachal Highway project, taking total secured proceeds to Rs 16.90 crore.

Repeated damage to underground power cables during highway widening work between Wakad Bridge and Chandani Chowk has caused financial losses and triggered a police complaint against the contractor.

India is introducing barrier-free, multi-lane free-flow tolling on national highways to eliminate long queues. Early trials show a significant drop in peak-hour waiting times, utilizing overhead readers and cameras.

Bengaluru's Namma Metro Pink Line will open its 7.5 km elevated section on November 13, 2026. The full 21.26 km corridor featuring 18 stations will be fully commissioned by May 2027.