Infrastructre

Representative image HYDERABAD: The five-storey illegal building in Gachibowli, which was demolished by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) on Wednesday, was constructed without proper permission from the civic authorities. The building,

Representative image JAIPUR: State govt will operate the extended Metro rail lines connecting Badi Chaupar and Transport Nagar, and Mansarovar and 200-feet bypass, in a joint venture with the Union govt, urban

The residents wrote against dumping C&D waste construction materials in public places, asked for regular cleaning of roads by vacuum suction machines, placing air filters in chimneys of power generation plants and

Representative image KOLKATA: The attack on councillor Sushanta Ghosh prompted the state to conduct a survey of land in large areas located off EM Bypass to reclaim encroached govt land and identify

Representative image The residents of Horamavu, Hoysalanagar, Jayanthinagar, and surrounding areas are appealing to the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) authorities not to allow construction of buildings at the buffer zone near

Representative image KOCHI: The station works for Kochi Metro Rail Limited’s (KMRL) phase II line from JLN Stadium to Kakkanad face delays due to an extension in land acquisition procedures. Revenue authorities

Representative image GURUGRAM: Over the past 24 hours, MCG imposed 54 challans for violations of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) regulations. The total penalties levied amount to Rs 3.4 lakh. Of

Representative image NEW DELHI: With the Air Quality Index entering into the ‘severe plus’ category choking the national capital, the Supreme Court on Monday directed all Delhi-NCR states to immediately set up

Representative image INDORE: Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) on Monday demolished illegal portions of 63 houses that were obstructing road widening work in Nandbagh area of Tigariya Badshah Senior IMC officials said notices

Representative image CHENNAI: The state govt’s recent order allowing self-certification of electrical safety in high-rise buildings with a voltage level below 650V has drawn a mixed reaction with builders welcoming it and