Rau, Indore

Indore Municipal Corporation Mayor P. Bhargav presented a budget of ₹8,455.61 crore for 2026-27, with a major focus on revamping the city's water infrastructure. The budget includes the Narmada Project Phase IV, pipeline network overhaul, and the establishment of water testing labs.

The Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh has launched the Indore-Pithampur Economic Corridor, a significant infrastructure project valued at ₹2,360 crore. This corridor aims to enhance logistics and connectivity between (Super corridor) Indore and Pithampur, fostering industrial growth and creating an estimated 6 lakh employment opportunities.

Property rates in Indore are expected to become more expensive as the district evaluation committee has finalized new collector guideline rates for the upcoming fiscal year. Hikes have been approved across 2,606 locations, with proposed increases ranging from 10% to 300% in some areas.

The first phase of infrastructure development for the proposed 19.60 km Indore-Pithampur economic corridor is set to begin with an estimated cost of over Rs 250 crore. This project aims to strengthen one of central India's largest manufacturing belts by developing road networks, drainage, and electricity infrastructure

Construction has recommenced on Indore's elevated corridor project, spanning from AB Road to Navlakha. The ₹350-crore project, which had been stalled since 2021, is now in its execution phase after securing necessary clearances. The project aims to ease traffic congestion on a major arterial route and improve connectivity with the inclusion of three flyovers.

MP Paschim Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Company Ltd (MPPKVVCL) is accelerating the expansion and upgrading of power distribution infrastructure in Indore's industrial clusters, including Palda, Rau, Polo Ground, and Sanwer Road, due to rising industrial electricity demand. A proposal for three new substations in Indore city's industrial pockets has been prepared.