Exciting news from the Zojila tunnel project! Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has declared a transformative day for India's infrastructure lan...

The beloved Kangra Toy Train, a UNESCO tentative site, has resumed its scenic journey after a four-year hiatus due to bridge damage. This v...

A new two-lane tunnel will be built parallel to the Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee tunnel. This project, announced by Union Minister Jitendra Si...

India has achieved a monumental breakthrough with the completion of excavation for the 13.153-km Zojila Tunnel. This engineering marvel, co...

Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) has emerged as the largest steel supplier for the Zojila Tunnel project in Jammu and Kashmir, contr...

The tunnel will cut down the time taken to cross the Zojila pass from the present 3.5 hours to just 15 minutes, besides making the drive mu...

The project has strategic and socio-economic importance and will be an instrument for the development of the economically backward district...

This deep 4-km long tunnel for vehicles is proposed to run along the alignment of the existing underground Delhi Airport metro line from T3...

In line with once popular baseline of SAIL that "There's a little bit of SAIL in everybody's life", the state-owned PSU has supplied TMT ba...

The Prime Minister, the Governor and the Chief Minister then posed for a photograph with the engineers who were involved in construction of...

Multi-tier security setup has been put in place ahead of the Prime Minister's visit amid alert sounded along the border and high degree of ...

The tunnel, which is located at an elevation of 1200 meters, will be the first in India to be equipped with world class "integrated tunnel ...

The BRO official said the organisation has also submitted proposal for three more strategically important tunnels to be constructed in the ...

"Plight of the people can be imagined from the fact that even potatoes cost Rs 450 a kg there during winters," Gadkari said.

India's longest road tunnel, being built on Jammu-Srinagar National Highway, will be opened for general traffic in July next year.

About 1,300 workers and 150 engineers worked tirelessly overcoming all odds for the last seven years to accomplish the engineering marvel.

Australian company Leighton Welston, renowned for tunnelling technology, began the project by triggering the blast this afternoon.