Hyderabad-based Madhucon Projects plans to raise about Rs 1,300 crore by selling stakes in its highway and power projects in five to six months.
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Madhucon to sell power, road projects
Hyderabad-based Madhucon Projects plans to raise about Rs 1,300 crore by selling stakes in its highway and power projects in five to six months.
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BBMP to review road widening
Increasing public resentment against widening of Bangalore's Sankey Road and Sampige Road is forcing BBMP to take a serious relook at the project.
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BBMP to review road widening
Increasing public resentment against widening of Bangalore's Sankey Road and Sampige Road is forcing BBMP to take a serious relook at the project.
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PPP and risk allocation mechanism in roads
While roads remain a gotta-love-it sector, with record projects awarded and some spectacular success stories, the sector was the biggest laggard in last year's completed projects.
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PPP and risk allocation mechanism in roads
While roads remain a gotta-love-it sector, with record projects awarded and some spectacular success stories, the sector was the biggest laggard in last year's completed projects.
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Karnataka plans 100 infra projects under PPP
Karnataka government has identified about 100 projects to be implemented on public-priÂvate-partnership (PPP) model, involving an investment of more than Rs 68,000 crore.
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Karnataka plans 100 infra projects under PPP
Karnataka government has identified about 100 projects to be implemented on public-priÂvate-partnership (PPP) model, involving an investment of more than Rs 68,000 crore.
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Low FOBs may obstruct army vehicles
On NH-1, which connects Delhi with the Wagah border, NHAI has built foot overbridges (FOBs) with ground clearance of only 5.5 m whereas the maximum height of armed forces vehicles carrying weapons is 6 m which may obstruct the movement of the army vehicles.
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Low FOBs may obstruct army vehicles
On NH-1, which connects Delhi with the Wagah border, NHAI has built foot overbridges (FOBs) with ground clearance of only 5.5 m whereas the maximum height of armed forces vehicles carrying weapons is 6 m which may obstruct the movement of the army vehicles.