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Government has approved an impressive Rs 4.13 lakh crore for urban infra in 3 years

PM inaugurates the Kochi Metro- a marvel of Engineering

For better infrastructure along India-Myanmar border, Govt sets up a Panel: Rajnath Singh

India Set To Overtake Japan In Infrastructure By 2023

Domestic consumption of steel to increase in infrastructure sector: Steel Ministry

Singapore plans for being a smart nation

The list of massive infra projects being taken by Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority

PM Narendra Modi asks states to speed up infrastructure development and goes for review

Modi sets strict deadlines for completing infrastructure projects

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