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MMRC initiates high-voltage charging of 8 Metro-3 coaches
Uttan-Virar Sea Link to Relieve Traffic on WE Highway
To address Mumbai's growing traffic congestion, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has unveiled the Uttan-Virar Sea Link (UVSL), a major 55-km sea bridge expected to ease pressure on the Western Express Highway and Link Road by 2029.Part of the broader Ring Road project, the UVSL will feature an 8-lane main sea link, along with 30.77 km of connecting roads. Key areas like Uttan, Vasai, and Virar will benefit from this crucial project, which will integrate seamlessly with other ongoing infrastructure initiatives.The UVSL will also incorporate state-of-the-art technolog..
Tata Hitachi Launches Cutting-Edge Machines at Bharat CE Expo
Tata Hitachi, a leading name in the construction equipment industry, proudly announces its participation in the prestigious Bharat Construction Equipment Expo 2025. The company’s pavilion is set to become a focal point of the event, featuring an impressive line-up of innovative machinery and advanced technology solutions tailored to meet the evolving demands of the industry. Highlights of Tata Hitachi’s Display: o ZAXIS 38U: The Mighty Mini - compact excavator designed for urban and tight-space operations, ensuring efficiency and versatility. o NX 80: A robust and fuel-efficient excavat..
Bhupendra Patel Approves Rs 2.20 Bn for Kalupur, Sarangpur Railway Overbridges
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has approved a Rs 2.20 billion allocation from the state government as part of the Kalupur Railway Station Redevelopment Project, which aims to enhance the Kalupur and Sarangpur railway overbridges. The investment will fund the four-laning and renovation of the overbridges, with the state’s share being half of the total Rs 440 crore budget. This move aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of improving both heritage and infrastructure under the ‘Virasat Bhi, Vikas Bhi’ initiative. The Kalupur Railway Overbridge, constructed in 1915, and the Sa..
