Infrastructure & Construction News Today

Starting November 1, all goods vehicles, including pickup vans and hazardous carriers, are permanently banned from the Pune-Mumbai Missing Link tunnels for passenger safety. Restricted traffic must use the older expressway.

KR Nagar MLA D. Ravishankar announced ₹100 crore from the Chief Minister's quota for developing roads, box drains, and community halls across KR Nagar and Saligrama taluks.

Cyberabad traffic restrictions are in force for 90 days due to a multilevel flyover and underpass construction project at IIIT junction, impacting commuters with alternative diversion routes.

Monarch Surveyors secured a Rs. 512 million contract from Southern Railway to conduct traffic surveys, final location surveys, and prepare Detailed Project Reports within 36 months.

India's infrastructure output accelerated to a series-high 7.9% in September, driven by strong growth in power, coal, and iron ore, lifting cumulative six-month growth to 5.1%.

Authorities are reviewing the alignment of Srinagar Ring Road Phase 3 and a proposed flyover to protect a major water body and minimize traffic disruption, with no final decisions announced yet.

Gurugram traffic police identified 48 fog-risk highway spots facing safety gaps like poor lighting and potholes, prompting authorities to undertake urgent repairs and install visibility equipment to prevent accidents.

Power transmission developers in India are facing severe setbacks due to violence, vandalism, and disputes, causing halted construction, disrupted tower erection, and delayed project commissioning across the country.

Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw flagged off the Santragachi-Khatipura Express and outlined major infrastructure projects, including expanding Tatanagar station to 9 platforms and adding Vande Bharat maintenance facilities.

Madhya Pradesh inaugurated 118 km of new railway sections, including Sidhi district's first-ever rail connectivity, as part of the Lalitpur-Singrauli project with an investment of ₹1,943 crore.