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Exponent Energy raises Rs 200 crore led by 360 ONE Asset, TDK VenturesExponent Energy, an EV charging startup, has secured Rs 200 crore in a funding round co-led by 360 ONE Asset and TDK Ventures. The company ...- The FIFA World Cup transit test: Can trains and buses win over North America's car-loving fans?The 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America presents a major opportunity for public transport. Operators aim to attract fans to trains and bus...
- Rs 10.9 lakh crore burden: Iran shock can take a load off India's backRising oil prices triggered by the Iran conflict are pushing India to accelerate its shift away from fossil fuels, with the government fast...
- Delhi Metro to add 24 extra train trips from May 18 to encourage shift from private vehiclesRecognising the critical role of mass transit in ensuring energy security, economic resilience, and environmental sustainability in the ext...
- Delhi Metro expansion: CM Rekha Gupta to unveil 97 km plan under Phase V(b)Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta is set to announce Phase V (b) of the Delhi Metro, a 97-km expansion across seven corridors with 65 statio...
- Indore's BRTS corridor to go green with all-electric bus fleetAll diesel-run buses plying on the 11.45 km-long route will be replaced by electric buses, municipal commissioner Harshika Singh told repor...
- Why this area in Indore will soon stay open 24 hoursEconomic activities like food zones and other commercial activities up to 100 metres on both sides of the BRTS will be allowed.
- Government formulates policy for development near urban transit corridorsThough the Centre had notified the TOD policy in early 2015, there was no clarity on the process for various sanctions -- management of ope...
- 'Bus Rapid Transit only solution to Bengaluru's ORR congestion'RK Misra, transportation expert and a member of the BBPAG, was vociferous in his criticism of the manner in which the congestion of ORR has...
- Dismantling of BRT corridor in Delhi to start tomorrowGopal Rai said the AAP government was not against the concept of BRT, but the existing corridor was built on a "wrong" stretch of road.
- Government approves Rs 11 crore to scrap 150 crore Bus Rapid Transit projectIn July this year, the Arvind Kejriwal government had taken decision to dismantle the 5.8 km-long corridor from Ambedkar Nagar to Moolchand.
- Delhi govt orders study of Rs 400 crore Bus Rapid Transit projectSources said govt was keen to scrap BRT corridor as five AAP MLAs, whose constituencies fall along the BRT corridor, are mounting pressure ...
- Naya Raipur woos builders; eyes 'smart city' tagNoida-based Amrapali Group has acquired 31.5 acres in the city and plans to invest nearly Rs 350 crore on residential, commercial and hospi...
- BRT must to make Delhi world-class city, says Enrique PenalosaOther changes are needed, too, to improve the quality of life in Delhi, he said. Walking spaces, greenways and protected cycling tracks are...
- After discoms, Arvind Kejriwal orders CAG audit of BRT operatorThe Delhi government today ordered an audit into finances of Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DIMTS).
- Guwahati to get metro rail and feeder Bus Rapid Transit SystemThe government has decided to commission a study on introducing metro rail to arrest the chaotic traffic condition.
- Serco bags Rs 115 crore bus rapid transit contract in IndoreGlobal services firm Serco today said it has bagged a 13 million pound contract to operate and maintain a new bus rapid transit system in I...
- Government of Gujarat plans board for transport safetyGovernment of Gujarat mulls country's first Transport Safety Board on the lines of prevalent models in some of the developed countries like...
- Delhi government plans to choke city with 38 more botched BRTsA case in point is the preliminary design for BRT corridors to be constructed by DIMTS (Delhi integrated multi-modal transit system).
- Cities hostage to archaic land use policies: NathThe govt wants to frame principles for land use in urban India to help cities and towns cope with the pressures of growth and migration.
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