GVK has emerged as the frontrunner to develop and operate the 330 km stretch Shivpuri-Dewas national highway in Madhya Pradesh.

New Delhi After series of discussion with the National Advisory Council (NAC) and the Planning Commission, the government on Friday unveiled the National Land Acquisition and Rehabilitation and Resettlement Bill, 2011, for wider public consultations.

ITANAGAR: Chief Minister Jarbom Gamlin has urged the Centre to give environmental clearances to various projects including numerous hydro power projects and the ambitious Trans Arunachal Highway pr

There will be no increase in the existing forest cover of Punjab, despite the fact that the state government has started a massive tree plantation drive during the monsoons

Dhubri erosion displaces hundreds - Concrete roads proposed for island; erosion threatens NH31
About a hundred families of Ward 3, located along the bank of the Brahmaputra, have been displaced here since last night.

Unabated erosion by the Gangadhar also engulfed huge areas near National Highway 31 near Beer Chilarai bridge, about 40km from this town.

As a result, hundreds of families have

NHAI to award 7,994-km highway projects in the current financial year; steel, cement and bitumen companies to benefit most.

Consumption of cement, steel, and bitumen is to get a boost of Rs 42,000 crore, as the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has announced to award 7,994 km of highway projects in the current financial year.

Heavy rain lashed Uttara Kannada district from Friday morning but people finally had a respite on Sunday.

An eight-year-old girl was washed away as she tried to cross an overflowing nullah on her way to school in Tilwari Bur village of Kalsi near here while it was pouring heavily on Friday, the police said.

Kohima : Incessant medium to heavy downpour throughout Nagaland has caused landslides in all the districts and damaged roads, cultivated lands and other property over a month.

To be built under PPP in five states.
The finance ministry has approved six road proposals at an estimated cost of Rs 9773.85 crore under public-private partnership (PPP).

The Public Private Partnership Approval Committee (PPPAC), chaired by Economic Affairs Secretary R Gopalan, had granted approval to the six proposals of the ministry of road transport and highways spread across five states,