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West Bengal plans Kolkata ring road, EM Bypass-New Town flyover to ease congestionThe West Bengal government plans a ring road and a new flyover for Kolkata. These infrastructure projects aim to ease traffic congestion an...- Mumbai anti-encroachment drive: Western Railway clears Rs 600 crore land, violence erupts in BandraWestern Railway is conducting a massive anti-encroachment drive in Garib Nagar, Mumbai. Hundreds of structures are being demolished to recl...
- Sarai Kale Khan Namo Bharat Rapid Rail station ready, awaits final nod for public openingThe Sarai Kale Khan Namo Bharat station in Delhi is set to become a crucial transportation hub, seamlessly integrating RRTS with Delhi Metr...
- Citizens want user-friendly skywalks in Bengaluru“The council has approved a proposal to fund 28 skywalks... The work could start in three months,” said Manoj Kumar Meena.
- Last-mile link? Let's give long Skywalks a tryThe Hebbal junction can be decluttered and seamless transit to the airport achieved by establishing a well-designed long skywalk network co...
- Pedestrians are an endangered species on city roadsUrban mobility expert V Ravichander suggested that authorities introduce `traffic calming measures' for the safety of pedestrians.
- No country for pedestrians: K’taka govt may shelve Hebbal skywalk for flyoverPreliminary work began in March 2015 and the Rs 2.2-crore skywalk was to be ready long ago.
- Bengaluru's Ballari Road turns deadly for pedestrians, cyclistsAirport-bound taxis and cars clock between 100 kmph and 140 kmph, endangering pedestrians, cyclists and two-wheelers.
- Outer ring road traffic a nightmare for HBR layoutAbhijit Kumar works for Alcatel-Lucent India at Manyata Tech Park. He should ideally take ten minutes to reach his office from his residenc...
- Bengaluru Budget: CM must ensure state delivers on its promisesInterestingly they were all provisions that not only impact the quality of life in Bengaluru but also provide leeway for Bengalureans to ac...
- Hyderabad metro rail to be opened to traffic by March 2015The first eight-kilometre Nagole-Mettuguda section of the Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR) will be opened for commuter traffic in March 2015.
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