Infrastructure & Construction News Today

The Faridabad Municipal Corporation has allocated ₹51.63 lakh to build four neighbourhood service centres across four sectors, aiming to ease access to government schemes and municipal services within seven months.

India's steel slag road technology cuts construction costs by 40% and delivers four times the strength of conventional roads, transforming industrial waste into durable national infrastructure.

Seven Eleven Constructions surrendered its construction permission for a disputed land parcel following allegations of illegal encroachment and administrative irregularities raised in a complaint.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Vladimir Putin inspected the Indo-Russian Vande Bharat Sleeper train model at INNOPROM. India plans to manufacture 260 rakes, including 120 by joint venture Kinet Railway Solutions.

Former Metro Man E Sreedharan proposed a high-speed rail extension to Wayanad, aiming to cover two-thirds of Kerala, reduce travel time from Kannur to Thiruvananthapuram to 3 hours 30 minutes, and boost development.

The Bharthal-Shahabad road in southwest Delhi will reopen after a 16-year closure following an agreement between the DDA and Railways, ending a long-standing 7-8 kilometre detour for local residents.

Authorities declared 145 residential quarters unsafe after an engineering inspection, directing residents to vacate eight aging housing blocks immediately to prevent any potential accidents.

Conceived in 2007 with a 2016 deadline, the 555-km Mumbai-Goa highway expansion project has faced severe delays, land acquisition woes, and contractor issues, leading to widespread criticism.

The NCRTC is advancing two new Namo Bharat high-speed rail corridors from Delhi to Karnal and Bawal, aiming to slash travel times to under 90 minutes and boost regional industrial connectivity.

JCB India unveiled 10 new construction machines, including advanced backhoe loaders, among 21 products showcased at bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026, boosting domestic manufacturing, fuel efficiency, and digital integration.