A proposal to set up an integrated steel plant (isp) at bayyaram in telangana is under consideration. A committee headed by special chief secretary ajay mishra is examining various aspects regarding establishment of the plant.ateam from mecon has looked at various sites for suitability to establish the isp.

The central government has released funds for the remaining work of four-laningthe kiratpur to nerchowk national highway (nh-21) to help tourists and locals alike, according to chief minister jai ram thakur. Rs. 1455.73 crore has been tendered for the balance of work on the project.

Indian railways plans to install internet protocol (ip) based video surveillance systems (vss) at railway stations to improve safety.

The south korean automaker plans to keep rolling out new models in india at regular intervals. The company aims to fully utilise its current installed production capacity of 3 lakh units by march 2022. It aims to bring in two new models this year and another two in 2021.

morris garages (mg), the british automobile brand now owned by saic of china, plans to invest another rs. 3,000 crore in india after having already spent rs. 2,000 crore on its plant at halol, gujarat.

Amazon india has announced that its fleet of delivery vehicles in the country will include 10,000 electric vehicles (evs) – both three- and four-wheel - by 2025. This year, these vehicles will operate in over 20 cities, and the number will continue to grow, says the company, calling this initiative shipment zero.

Realty firm dlf, backed by singapore’s sovereign fund gic, is planning an investment of rs. 5,000 crore for developing a 6.8million sq ft information technology parkin chennai, tamil nadu.

The proposed shivajinagar-kadamwakwasti metro extension and a fresh line from swargate to pulgate are likely to cost the pune metropolitan regional development authority (pmrda) an additional rs. 4,200 crore.

The central government is planning a network of liquefied natural gas (lng) fuelling stations along the 6,000-km golden quadrilateral highway. About 350 lng fuelling stations, at a cost of rs 3,000–3,500 crore, will be needed to cover the full length of the golden quadrilateral, as per the initial plan.