Roads
Plan panel shortens road-building target
18 May 2010
L&T bags Rs1,450 cr order from NHAI
15 May 2010
Tata ties up with Actis for Rs8,900 crore roads venture
29 Apr 2010
Tata Realty & Infrastructure is forming a joint venture with private equity firm Actis that could invest about $2 billion over five years in building roads.
Government tightens bidding norms for highway projects
28 Apr 2010
The new norms are intended to keep black-listed entities and non-performers out and to curb intentional or accidental accumulation of the projects by bidders.
Nath to speed up Express Authority proposal
26 Oct 2009
Nath to speed up Express Authority proposal
26 Oct 2009
International conference on Indian roads to focus on potentials, strengths and opportunities in the sector
22 Sep 2009
World Bank sanctions $3 billion for national highways
18 Sep 2009
The World Bank has agreed to provide a $3-billion loan for developing India’s national highways, says road transport and highways minister Kamal Nath
Kamal Nath roadshow to hit UK on 1 September
19 Aug 2009
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