Rajiv Shah ITNN

Gandhlnagar: Despite claims that land acquisition for development is a smooth affair in Gujarat, a top-level policy document has described it as a major problem for developing infrastructure projects across the state and that opposition to the process has increased considerably.

The state government has prepared a Rs 250 crore action plan to develop infrastructure in all the town and city municipalities in the State, disclosed district in-charge and Muzrai minister S N Krishnaiah Setty.

Roads, as much as any form of geological life, are inevitably subject to wear and tear. Just six years ago, the Delhi-Jaipur highway symbolised India's aspiration to join the league of developed nations with smooth grey runways that made cruising at over 100 km or more a reality.

New Delhi: Industry chambers Ficci and the CII both announced their respective 100-day agendas for the new government. Expressing satisfaction with the new government, Ficci

The consortium led by GMR Infrastructure Ltd has won the 181 km Hyderabad

Rely on self-regulation for green clearance: Panel

New Delhi: A report of the department of economic affairs, which had industry representatives besides government officials as members, has recommended that parts of the environmental clearance process be outsourced by the government to hasten setting up of industrial and infrastructure projects.