high speed corridors

Uttar Pradesh is gearing up for the Shamli-Gorakhpur high-speed corridor, a 742 km greenfield project costing approximately Rs 40,000 crore. This crucial west-to-east link aims to significantly reduce travel time across northern and northeastern India. Land acquisition is underway in 17 districts, with the expressway expected to be operational by 2030.

The proposed rail line is expected to improve connectivity between Ahmedabad, Dholera Special Investment Region, the upcoming Dholera International Airport and the Lothal National Maritime Heritage Complex.

Over 250 new Vande Bharat sleeper trains are in the pipeline for rollout over the next few years - all with the aim to revamp long-distance rail travel and offer a world-class service experience to passengers.

Kolkata's trams are experiencing a resurgence in interest, shifting from nostalgia to a sustainable transport solution. Despite policy inconsistencies and years of route closures, advocates argue trams are economically viable and environmentally sound. Experts believe modernization and integration, not just repainting, are key to their revival, offering a low-cost, high-capacity alternative to congested roads.

4-km connector to allow seamless high-speed access from NCR to eastern UP

Order Comes Days After Awarding Of LOA

MoRTH Directs UT To Issue LoA To Lowest Bidder

India's first indigenous high-speed train, the B-28 trainset, is slated for rollout by April 2027 on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route. A dedicated manufacturing facility, 'Aditya', has been inaugurated in Bengaluru. This marks a significant technological leap, with plans for further expansion including the Bengaluru-Chennai corridor, aiming to drastically cut travel times and build a self-reliant high-speed rail ecosystem.

Andhra Pradesh is significantly bolstering its power transmission network with 68 new projects costing Rs 5,000 crore, aiming to boost capacity by 15,274 MVA and 1,822 circuit km. Further, 100 new projects are approved for tendering. The state is also investing in battery storage and renewable energy infrastructure to ensure energy security and meet future demands.

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Delhi's Urban Extension Road-II now features Multi Lane Free Flow tolling. This technology allows vehicles to pass without stopping. Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari inaugurated the system. This upgrade aims to improve connectivity for nearby villages and habitations. It also supports smoother urban traffic flow. This barrier-less tolling system is a significant step in modernizing India's transport infrastructure.

Moradabad is experiencing a transformative shift, driven by new infrastructure like the NH-24 corridor and upcoming expressways. This connectivity boom is attracting diverse industrial investments beyond its traditional brass sector, creating a competitive advantage. Planned developments like New Moradabad offer predictable growth, while rising local residential demand signals a promising real estate future.