More than two months after reducing the land rate by 10 per cent, the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation is yet to start land allotment at its newly set up industrial estate at Talegaon-Akrale in Dindori. Potential allottees feel MIDC should give more concessions and extend the deadline for the concession.

The state government has allocated Rs. 8,727.08 crore, about 3.79 per cent of the total budget outlay, for the Municipal Administration and Urban Development Department, to achieve the goals of clean water and sanitation and making human settlements inclusive, safe and resilient.

A joint working group will be constituted to strategise and implement programmes on cooperation under the framework of a memorandum of cooperation between India and Japan for sustainable urban development. The group will meet once a year, alternately in Japan and in India.

Gujarat is a step closer to changing the skyline of its five major cities, as Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has approved the final notification concerning the construction of buildings with 70 more floors, with the necessary changes in the Comprehensive General Development Control Regulations-2017.

Gujarat is a step closer to changing the skyline of its five major cities, as Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has approved the final notification concerning the construction of buildings with 70 more floors, with the necessary changes in the Comprehensive General Development Control Regulations-2017.

MMRDA is in the process of reviving the cycling track plan for the city and has floated a tender for selection of a consultant for planning and designing of the cycle track and junction improvements on Eastern Express Highway. Apart from the cycling track of Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), there is a plan to make four more cycling tracks in the city.

KMDA has suggested five routes in the city for setting up cycle tracks. These include Strand Road from Shyambazar to Hastings, some roads from Shyambazar to Tollygunge Metro station; roads from Moulali to Jadavpur 8B; the stretch between EM Bypass and Rashbehari Avenue, from Kalighat Metro to Ruby Hospital.

NKDA is planning to set up 15 more smart bus shelters across the township along with an internet of things (IoT)-enabled smart fencing that will track the movement of garbage vehicles on a 17 km stretch of the arterial road from Mahisbathan box bridge to Biswa Bangla gate. The cost has been pegged at around Rs 2.1 crore.

Adani Railways Transport, the GMR Group, Arabian Construction Co, Anchorage Infrastructure and Kalpataru Power Transmission are among nine domestic and international companies that will be eligible for the New Delhi railway station redevelopment bids, entailing an estimated capital expenditure of Rs 6,500 crore.