Infrastructure & Construction News Today

Israel is advancing a series of hospitality and infrastructure developments, including the expansion of Ben Gurion Airport, the country's first airport hotel and new luxury resorts across Herzliya, Eilat, the Negev Desert and the Sea of Galilee. The projects aim to strengthen tourism infrastructure and diversify premium travel experiences.

RMZ has awarded a Rs 670.24-crore contract to Tata Projects for building RMZ Infinity in Porur, featuring nearly 2.94 million sq ft of leasable office space across multiple towers on a 16.4-acre site.

Chennai is executing a ?184.88-crore drainage project spanning 4.2km in Sholinganallur to curb monsoon flooding in Semmancheri by September, funded by KfW to improve stormwater management.

Bengaluru's expanding metro network, featuring the Pink, Blue, and Green corridors, aims to improve urban mobility, reduce road congestion, and connect residential areas, tech hubs, and the airport.

Australia's first customer-owned DS400 ultra-fast EV charger goes live in WA, using battery storage to bypass grid constraints.

Projects like HIVE's planned Toronto AI factory suggest Canada is beginning to recognize that reality. The future of AI will not simply be determined by who writes the most advanced algorithms. Increasingly, it will be shaped by who owns the machines capable of running them

Mohammad Hanief m.hanief@gmail.com Road and highway development in Jammu and Kashmir has emerged as one of the most significant infrastructure transformations in the region's modern history. Once characterized by difficult terrain, seasonal isolation, and limited accessibility, the Union Territory is...

Landowners of the delayed Sabari Rail project urged the Kerala Chief Minister to expedite land demarcation and disburse compensation after 28 years of waiting, citing severe financial distress.

Government Elementary School at Khankot in Amritsar was rebranded under Punjab’s “Smart School” policy only a few years ago, but the plight of its infrastructure and campus speaks volumes against the ‘smart’ claims.

The government announced a compensation of over Rs 3 crore per acre or 50% developed sites for farmers providing land for the revived Bidadi Township and AI city project.