Infrastructure - general
GVK wins bid to develop Navi Mumbai airport
13 Feb 2017
GVK Infrastructure, which operates the Mumbai Chatrapati Shivaji Airport, will also operate the new airport at Navi Mumbai, intended to decongest the Mumbai airport
Wattway in France is world's first solar highway
24 Dec 2016
The world's first solar highway has been opened to traffic in France and will now undergo a two-year test to check if it can withstand the traffic of thousands of cars and trucks per day, and whether it could actually provide a useful amount of electricity
Smart City mission adds 27 new cities
20 Sep 2016
Talgo train completes Delhi-Mumbai final route trial in less than 12 hours
12 Sep 2016
With nine super light-weight coaches the high-speed train, manufactured by Spanish firm Talgo, can hit 200 km per hour in perfect track conditions
CAG comes down hard on Delhi Transport Corp
14 Jun 2016
San Francisco, 6 other US cities in Smart City Challenge for federal and private funding
11 Jun 2016
Railways harnesses solar energy for powering rail coaches
14 May 2016
Indian Railways, the world's fourth-largest rail network, targets to generate 1,000 MW solar power over a five-year period
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