capital redevelopment plan

Work On Revamping Five Priority Corridors To Begin Soon

Mumbai now generates more construction debris than household garbage every day. It’s a stark contrast – one the one side, a new shiny city is emerging; but on the other the city is smothering itself with its own muck

CM Launches Projects Worth Rs 413 Crore

Sports facilities across Lucknow are in disrepair, with athletes facing hazardous conditions at Chowk and KD Singh 'Babu' Stadiums. Damaged tracks, leaking halls, and broken equipment hinder training for budding and established sportspersons. Authorities acknowledge the issues and have earmarked funds for extensive renovations, with work expected to commence soon.

India's ambitious first bullet train project, launched in 2017, is now in its advanced construction phase, with viaducts and tunnels taking shape. Despite delays and cost escalations, the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor is set to revolutionize travel, with the first operational section anticipated by mid-2027. This endeavor signifies India's leap into high-speed rail technology.

Government housing schemes in India are vital for first-time homebuyers facing high property prices and limited affordable options. Programs like PMAY-U 2.0 for urban areas and PMAY-G for rural regions, alongside state-level initiatives like MHADA and DDA, offer structured pathways to homeownership.

NAREDCO Delhi's meet focused on the "TOD – Changing Delhi’s Skyline" policy, highlighting its potential for massive urban redevelopment around metro corridors. Experts discussed how this policy, with enhanced FAR norms and streamlined approvals, can boost housing supply, affordability, and create connected, sustainable urban communities, transforming Delhi's future growth.

Meant to celebrate the city’s fastest-growing migrant community, the proposed cultural precinct has instead divided public opinion and unleashed a racist attack on Indians across online platforms

Inside Olympia: The £1.3bn makeover set to reshape London’s cultural map

Under the scheme, the Centre covers 25% of project costs, while 50% has to be raised through market instruments such as municipal bonds, bank loans

Mumbai is seeing its biggest infrastructure push yet with new expressways, a 16-line metro network, a second international airport, sea links and tunnels. Will it reshape how the city functions? Will it change where its people live and work? Will it improve the quality of life in India’s buzziest metropolis?