India's government is reviewing potential budget spending cuts. Higher oil prices are increasing subsidy costs and threatening fiscal goals...

The government has approved the sale of Indian Medicines Pharmaceutical Corporation Ltd. Skymap Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd will acquire the co...

Public sector companies and key government bodies significantly boosted capital spending in April. This surge of 63% marks a strong start t...

A Parliamentary committee has proposed specific annual reduction targets for road accidents and fatalities, alongside a dedicated National ...

The government is significantly boosting funds for roads and highways. The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways receives Rs 3.10 lakh cr...

Union budget of India: The government has announced a significant boost for road infrastructure. For the fiscal year 2026-27, the road tran...

Union Budget: The government allocated Rs 2,873.33 crore for the road transport and highways ministry for 2025-26, a slight increase from t...

Officials told ET that the ministry of roads, transport, and highways will get around 10-15% more than the amount allotted during FY23, for...

The ministry blamed the states for their inability to come up with a proper plan to implement schemes under the Nirbhaya framework. The Nir...

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the Budget for 2022-23 has allocated Rs 1.99 lakh crore for the road transport and highways ministry.

Terming the recent budget a "development-oriented" exercise, Union Road Transport and Highways Secretary Giridhar Aramane on Sunday said th...

The government on Monday said it has approved Rs 128.66 crore worth of highway projects in Goa. The eight projects are for building 39.7 km...

Railways has proposed that its capex budget be enhanced from this year’s Rs 1.6 lakh crore to over Rs 1.8 lakh crore, higher than the busin...

The planned allocation for the Ministry of Road and Highways has increased significantly to Rs 42,913 crore for the year 2015-16.

The highways ministry is looking to create the proposed regulator for the road sector before the next Union Budget.

It has fixed an internal target of 9,000 km, which is a tad more ambitious than last year's revised target of 8,800 kilometres.

Consumers might have to shell out a higher cess on auto fuels if the government goes ahead with a proposal to step up funding for highways.