Indian Infrastructures and Capabilities
Metrolite project: The proposed Metrolite system involves less capital cost, operation and maintenance expenditures compared to a regular Metro network. These specifications can make the system more viable for smaller cities.
Vande Bharat express, also dubbed as ‘Train 18’, can run up to a maximum speed of 160 kmph and has travel classes like Shatabdi Train but with better facilities in a bid to provide a totally new travel experience to passengers.
“Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) has supplied special-quality stainless steel from its Salem Steel Plant for India”s moon mission Chandrayaan-2 meeting the ISRO”s requirements for stringent specifications, superior surface finish and close tolerances,” SAIL said in a statement.
Lucknow Development Authority will build a grand park on 160-acre land in Vasant Kunj near SGPGI.
Few notions among those who do business in India are perhaps as pervasive and deeply
The bridges, near the International Border, have been built under Project Sampark, braving Pakistani shelling and weather vagaries during the monsoon season, officials said. The 1,000-metre Ujh bridge in Kathua is the longest constructed by the Border Roads Organisation and it uses the precast segment technology, a defence spokesman said.The 617-metre Basantar bridge in Samba has been built at a cost of Rs 41.7 crore on Rajpura–Madwal–Pangadur–Phulpur road over Basantar river.
2 routes under the Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS) UDAN have recently become functional. This takes the total operational routes under UDAN to 186 (including 8 Tourism RCS routes) of the total 706 sanctioned Routes,
Domestic automotive major Mahindra & Mahindra is no stranger to taking up challenges, be it developing new products, deploying new manufacturing processes, plugging into electric mobility or going carbon-neutral.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on Wednesday approved Rs1,600 crore for pre-investment activities and clearances for the Dibang multipurpose project in Arunachal Pradesh, which is estimated to cost Rs 28,080.35 crore to build, and once completed, will generate 2880MW power.
The administration’s new ‘Nal se Jal’ scheme, which intends to give piped water association to every household unit by 2024, will probably prompt a huge jump in the investment in water and sanitation sector.
