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2,000-Ton Arch Bridge Sets Sail for Mumbai Coastal Road

The much-anticipated 2,000-metric-ton arch bridge, a vital element of the Mumbai coastal road project, embarked on its journey from Mazagon Dock?s Nhava. Scheduled to commence its erection by the morning of April 26, with April 27 kept as a contingency in case of adverse weather conditions, the project marks a significant milestone in Mumbai's infrastructure development.

The arch bridge had already traversed Colaba along the western shore, making steady progress towards its destination at the project?s Worli site. Due to its lack of propulsion, the barge carrying the bridge relies on tu..

HCC Completes Major Land Sale Near Mumbai for 95 crore

In a notable development in the real estate sector, Hindustan Construction Company (HCC) has successfully completed the sale of a prime land parcel near Mumbai for Rs 95 crore. This strategic move comes as part of HCC's ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial position and streamline its asset portfolio. The land, located in a rapidly developing area, holds significant potential for residential or commercial development, given its proximity to Mumbai's bustling economic hub. The sale attracted multiple bidders, highlighting the continued interest and investment confidence in the region's re..

NGT reissues Mumbai Coastal Road construction noise pollution orders

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) recalled its August 10, 2022 order that directed the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) to ensure that noise pollution at the South work site was brought within permissible limits within three weeks, failing which the Board could act against the defaulting agency, on a petition by Hindustan Construction Company (HCC), one of the contractors for the Mumbai Coastal Road, alleging violation of natural justice principles.

The NGT issued the order in an application filed by Dileep Nevatia, a south Mumbai resident, who sought orders directing the ..

Andhra train crash: CRS report implies avoidable accident

Railway safety experts, loco pilot associations, and trade union representatives attributed primary blame for the collision of two trains in the Waltair Division of the East Coast Railway, which resulted in 17 fatalities, to senior railway operating officials. They referred to the October 29, 2023, train accident.

According to the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) report, it was found that three trains had overrun two defective signals before the accident. It was alleged that senior operating officials had overlooked these signals. The collision occurred when Train No. 08504 (VSKP-R..

Railways Calls for Bids for Varanasi Division Projects

Indian Railways has initiated the bidding process for various infrastructure projects in the Varanasi division. These projects aim to enhance rail connectivity and modernise facilities in the region, bolstering local transportation and economic growth.

The projects include the construction of new railway lines, upgrades to existing tracks, and improvements in station infrastructure across Varanasi division. This initiative is part of Indian Railways' ongoing efforts to modernise and expand its network, catering to increasing passenger and freight demands.

The bidding process invi..