Jharkhand approves a ₹36.3 crore project to redevelop one of Ranchi’s key urban corridors. The progress marks a step ahead in the state’s push to improve road infrastructure and create more people-friendly public spaces. The administrative approval covers a 2.6-kilometre stretch between the Dhurwa intersection and
India’s urban mobility push is facing serious governance and coordination challenges, according to the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), which said weak institutional mechanisms and fragmented planning continue to slow transport reforms across cities. The observation comes at a time when the government is pushing
Pune has put the brakes on the rapid expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) charging network. Authorities are reassessing demand, utilisation levels and long-term viability. The move signals a broader recalibration in India’s EV infrastructure rollout. In the current phase, growth is increasingly aligned with real-time
Ahmedabad is struggling to expand its public electric vehicle (EV) charging network, while electric mobility gains pace across India. Officials and industry stakeholders suggest that land availability, power supply clearances and limited private participation are slowing the rollout of new charging stations in the city. This happens