The state government is setting up an AYUSH University in Gorakhpur which would be functional from next year. The foundation stone will be laid in the second fortnight of January 2021. All the pre-foundation procedures are being completed without delay so that construction work can start immediately.

The Tamil Nadu government’s project to construct a memorial to former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on the Marina beachfront was completed in December, when the PWD, which executed the Rs. 57.96 crore project on a the nine-acre site, put the finishing touches to the structure behind the memorial of M.G. Ramachandran.

The foundation stone was laid to construct the check dam with 21 metre length and 31 metre width at Mathipalayam. The project would help irrigation of 500 acres. The state government had allotted Rs 230 crore for Noyyal river restoration work.

To ensure easy accessibility to its upcoming mega project, 50-storey twin towers near Anand Rao Circle, the Public Works Department has proposed putting in place skywalks from three metro stations in the vicinity. The funding of the Rs. 500-crore project, coming up on eight acres of PWD land, is being examined by the state Finance Department.

The central government has approved eight Eklavya residential schools in Rajasthan. The Central Public Works Department (CPWD) has been appointed as the executive nodal agency for construction of the buildings. The new residential schools will be set up in various districts of the state.

Seven construction companies have submitted pre-qualification bids for the contract to build a new parliament building. According to the CPWDs online tender portal, bids were received from Tata Projects, Larsen & Toubro, ITD Cementation India, NCC, Shapoorji Pallonji, Uttar Pradesh Rajkiya Nirman Nigam and PSP Projects.

Plans to set up a 200-bed hospital near a JJ cluster in Madipur. The hospital project is expected to be spread over 6.17 acres with a 15-storey building. The department has sent the layout proposal to the south corporation for final approval.

Plans to set up a 200-bed hospital at Hatstal. The hospital project is expected to be spread over 6.17 acres with a 15-storey building. The department has sent the layout proposal to the south corporation for final approval.

The new building of the Government College Ludhiana (East) is complete and classes will be started from December. The construction work on the administrative block will be completed in the next four months, while the arts and science block has completed.