New & Upcoming Projects in Infrastructure Projects in Madhya Pradesh – Page 13
229 upcoming and ongoing infrastructure projects in Madhya Pradesh worth ?1.77 lakh crore, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 06 Oct 2026.
Projects tracked
229
Total investment
₹1.77 lakh crore
Projects above ₹100 Cr
111
Added in the last 30 days
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Latest infrastructure projects in Madhya Pradesh
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Under ImplementationWater Supply & Irrigation ProjectsUpdated
The government of Madhya Pradesh is planning to construct the Hanumandhara Stop Dam in Datia with a capacity of 0.652 MCM and an estimated cost of Rs. 22.5 million. The project is currently in the tender phase and will be developed through the EPC route.
The Government of Madhya Pradesh plans to construct a gravity dam on River Kalisindh in Kabulpur, Shajapur for the Kabulpur Medium Irrigation Project at an estimated cost of Rs. 603.8 million. The tender has been published, and the project is being developed through the EPC route to improve irrigation facilities and promote sustainable water resource management.
The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways plans to upgrade the Kurwai-Mungaoli-Chanderi road section of NH-346 in Madhya Pradesh to a two-lane with paved shoulder configuration. The estimated cost of the project is Rs.2989.3 million, and bids have been invited for the project as of May 2022. The project is expected to improve transportation, promote economic growth, and enhance road safety.
A warehousing company plans to establish a new fruit and vegetable storing project in Madhya Pradesh, which includes storing Ajwain, Carrot, Corn, and other produce. The project is estimated to cost Rs.30 million and has received approval from state pollution control authorities as of May 2022, creating new employment opportunities for locals and boosting the agricultural sector.
The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways is planning to upgrade and reconstruct the existing Shahpura-Dindori section of National Highway 45 in Madhya Pradesh. The project will extend from 103.700 km to 164.580 km, including three bypasses with a total length of 60.88 km. The project aims to improve connectivity, reduce travel time, promote tourism, and create job opportunities. The estimated cost of the project is Rs.1861.2 million, and bids for the upgradation have been invited as of May 2022. The project will follow strict quality and safety standards and use modern technologies and innovative construction practices to ensure timely completion within the estimated cost.