Infrastructure & Construction News Today

India is promoting steel slag road technology, which cuts construction costs by up to 40% and delivers roads four times stronger, supporting waste recycling and durable infrastructure.

Karnataka Minister Ramalinga Reddy urged BMRCL to rename 3 metro stations in the BTM constituency to reflect local neighborhood names for better commuter convenience and public representation.

Steel slag road technology reduces construction costs by 40% and quadruples strength. A 1.85-km record-breaking road in Chhattisgarh highlights industrial waste conversion into durable infrastructure.

The 310-kilometer Mancherial-Warangal Expressway, part of the Maharashtra, Telangana, and Andhra Pradesh Greenfield Highway project, is scheduled to open to the public by December 2027 following land dispute resolutions.

The Uttar Pradesh Rajya Vidyut Parishad Abhiyanta Sangh issued a 15-point charter on September 2 to enhance power services, improve infrastructure, ensure accurate billing, and resolve consumer complaints efficiently.

GPT Infraprojects' subsidiary secured an Rs 85.53 crore contract from Eastern Railway for auto signalling and electronic interlocking work, to be executed within 12 months.

DEP published Pennsylvania Bulletin permit notices and comment opportunities for oil and gas facilities, including wastewater renewals, pipeline projects, and Act 2 cleanups.

Bangladesh highlighted its energy security plans at the Tokyo LNG conference, aiming to expand infrastructure, diversify supply, and increase annual LNG imports to meet soaring domestic demand by 2040.

The 310-km greenfield highway connecting Nagpur and Vijayawada is scheduled for completion by December 2027, following resolved land acquisition issues and renewed government commitment.

Northern Railway has invited a Rs 3,612.57-crore EPC tender for the 194-km third and fourth railway lines between Delhi Subjimandi and Ambala Cantt, boosting capacity at an approved cost of Rs 5,983 crore.