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Bharatmala Pariyojana Phase-I likely to be completed by 2027-28: MoRTHThe Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has announced that the Bharatmala Pariyojana Phase-I, a major project by the Modi gover...- Multi-modal Logistics Park in Chennai to be awarded in August"After award of the project, the private sector will make an investment of around ₹782.58 crore for the Chennai MMLP. Bids for the Nagpur a...
- Projects worth Rs 50,000 crore being developed in Kerala as part of Mumbai-Kanyakumari corridor: GadkariMumbai-Kanyakumari Economic Corridor with a length of 1,760 kilometres is being developed as a part of the Bharatmala Pariyojana.
- NHAI's debt has risen over 9 times since 2014-15The total debt of National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) during financial year 2014-15 when the BJP government took charge, stood at R...
- Modi govt sets out on the road to $5 trillion with a Rs 8 lakh-crore first listThe govt has begun the exercise of creating a national infrastructure pipeline to take India to $5 trillion in 5 years.
- Budget 2019: Nirmala Sitharaman highlights infra projects bridging rural urban divideSitharaman said that steps were taken to boost infrastructure in sectors like roads, waterways, metro and rail.
- Rise in land cost may hit highway schemesIn case the ministry does not get the required funds, it would be able to build only 25,000 km of NHs under Bharatmala Pariyojna.
- NHAI fund-raising plans hit a bumpThe government has a target of raising Rs 2 lakh crore via this route in the next five years.
- Transport ministry seeks Rs 78,000 crore to help fund BharatmalaBesides this, the NHAI plans to raise Rs 60,000 crore through bonds in a year when the ministry is likely to set a target to award 25,000 k...
- Government fixes projected investment in infrastructure at Rs 38.22 lakh croreJaitley said the government was very much conscious that the development of infrastructure is crucial to boosting growth and expanding serv...
- Private participation in Bharatmala project challenging:Ind-Ra"Private participation could be challenging due to the continued stretched balance sheets of many infrastructure developers," Ind-Ra said i...
- A rewarding experience awaiting long-term investors in infra stocksThe Bharatmala Pariyojana (BMP) would be rolled out by the government before the end of 2018.
- Nitin Gadkari plans Rs 5 lakh crore bond sale to fund large infrastructure projectsMost of this fund could come from small investors. Gadkari also urged banks, financial institutions and private players to help develop inf...
- Highway development plan has the potential to add 3% to GDP: Nitin GadkariIn last three years, I have already awarded works worth Rs 6 lakh crore in the road transport and highways ministry alone, he said.
- Most of Rs 7-lakh crore road projects to be awarded by December 2018: Nitin GadkariThe government yesterday approved a mega plan to build 83,677 km of highways by March 2022 at a cost of about Rs 7 lakh crore, which includ...
- Modi govt approves mega Rs 7-lakh crore project to develop 83,000 km highways in 5 yearsThis may be the biggest decision before the upcoming state polls. Through this, the govt plans to generate 32 crore man-days across the cou...
- Govt announces mega Rs 2.11 lakh crore bank recapitalisation and Rs 7 lakh crore road planThe Centre's booster shot for banking also includes Rs 1.35 lakh crore via bank recap bonds and Rs 76,000 crore from budgetary support and ...
- Rs 6.92 lakh crore road projects unveiled for mega infra boosterThe government has already cleared Rs 5.35 lakh crore for Bharatmala Road Project.
- Bharatmala, others National Highway schemes require Rs 6.92 lakh crore by FY22The umbrella programme for roads - Bharatmala - is expected to see construction of 20,000 km of highways in the first phase, the government...
- Rs 7 lakh crore to be spent on highways in 5 yearsInter-ministerial panel for approving government investment has approved the Bharatmala programme and the entire financing plan for highway...
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