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Pune-Bengaluru Expressway Reduces 700-KM Travel Time by Half

The expressway will span a total length of 700 kilometres, linking nine districts in Karnataka with three districts in Maharashtra.

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Centre gives finishing touches to key rail line projects linked

The project is anticipated to alleviate line saturation, improve efficiency in freight movement.

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Karnataka explores alternate site for second airport

The state is drawing inspiration from cities like Mumbai and Goa.

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Karnataka plans to wrap up drinking water, irrigation project on time

Officials in Karnataka have been directed to expedite irrigation and drinking water projects

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Welspun Commissions Largest Solar Capacity

Welspun Renewables Energy Pvt Ltd (WREPL) has commissioned one of Karanataka麓s largest 19 MW (DC) solar capacity. It is located in Chitradurga district. The project was awarded twin solar projects of 8 MW (DC) and 11 MW (DC).

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Govt to extend Dabhol pipeline

The Ministry for Petroleum and Natural Gas has stated that the natural gas pipeline between Dhabol in Maharashtra and Bengaluru will be extended up to Mangalore via Chitradurga.

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Bankers to lend Rs 8.3 bn for Rs 11 bn road project

A consortium of bankers agreed to provide Rs 830 crore syndicated loan to Hospet-Chitradurga Tollways (HCTL) for the Rs 1,102.81-crore road project in Karn

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Ramky achieves financial closure for Hospet road project

For the Rs 1,103-crore Hospet-Chitradurga tollway road project in Karnataka, Ramky Infrastructure has achieved financial closure. The company closed finances through debt syndication of Rs 830 crore to execute the road project.

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No nod for projects linked to banned mines

Following the Supreme Court's ban on iron ore mining at Bellary, Tumkur and Chitradurga in Karnataka, the Ministry of Environment and Forests has decided not to clear any integrated steel and sponge iron plants dependent on iron ore from these districts.

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Mineral Enterprises to set up two steel plants

Mineral Enterprises (MEL) is planning to set up one steel plant each in Chitradurga and Hassan districts of Karnataka at a combined cost of Rs 1,200 crore.

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