25 Apr 2026

The Telangana government is set to take forward the Warangal airport project, with key groundwork now in place. A large portion of land has already been acquired and handed over, and financial approvals have been cleared in phases to support the process. The project, which faced delays earlier due to land and regulatory issues, has now received necessary clearances. Planned infrastructure includes a runway and terminal to handle regional flights. Once completed, the airport is expected to improve connectivity and support industrial and logistics growth in north Telangana.Read more

25 Apr 2026

MIC Electronics has secured a new railway contract from Central Railway and expanded an ongoing project with Southern Railway, strengthening its presence in station modernisation initiatives. The Central Railway order, valued at over INR 1.12 crore, involves deployment of telecom and passenger information systems at Wardha station. Separately, the company’s Salem Division project under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme has been expanded, increasing its value to approximately INR 6.76 crore. The projects include installation of digital display systems and communication infrastructure aimed at improving real-time passenger information across stations.Read more

25 Apr 2026

CAMSO Construction has started its phased entry into major European markets, including France, Italy, Spain and Portugal, following RPG Group’s acquisition of Michelin’s compact construction tyres and tracks business in September 2025. The company has confirmed its readiness with a focus on building a strong local operational base before wider expansion. Backed by global leadership, engineering capability and manufacturing strength, it aims to serve Europe’s construction sector with performance-driven solutions. The strategy also highlights stronger after-sales support, improved service responsiveness and a long-term customer partnership approach across the compact construction segment.Read more

25 Apr 2026

Private transport operators across Kashmir have opposed the proposed expansion of government-run smart city bus services to district routes, triggering a valley-wide strike that disrupted public transport. The protest, led by transporters’ associations, stems from concerns over loss of livelihood and declining passenger demand. While the government aims to improve connectivity and modernise urban transport through electric buses, private operators argue that the move could significantly impact their earnings. The disruption affected commuters across the Valley, highlighting tensions between public infrastructure upgrades and the existing informal transport ecosystem.Read more

Delhi News Desk

25 Apr 2026

Delhi is planning a large road infrastructure push covering around 150 km, including nearly 46 km of flyovers and underpasses to reduce congestion across key routes. The projects will target high-traffic stretches such as ITO, Ring Road and airport-linked corridors. Several elevated roads, a railway overbridge and long connecting corridors are part of the proposal. Feasibility studies are underway for major stretches, including Ring Road. The plan is aimed at improving traffic flow, reducing travel time and strengthening connectivity across key parts of the city.Read more

25 Apr 2026

India’s urban development is undergoing a structural shift as real estate players move beyond conventional construction to deliver integrated, future-ready ecosystems. Developers such as Srijan Realty, Siddha Group, PS Group, Merlin Group and Ambuja Neotia are increasingly focusing on sustainability, smart infrastructure and community-centric design. Their projects reflect a growing emphasis on mixed-use developments, green construction practices and technology integration. This transition aligns with rising urbanisation, evolving consumer expectations and the need for efficient infrastructure. The sector’s evolution highlights a broader shift where developers are shaping long-term urban ecosystems rather than standalone projects, influencing how cities expand and function.Read more

25 Apr 2026

Saatvik Green Energy has announced that its subsidiary, Saatvik Solar Industries, has secured a solar PV module supply order worth INR 71.25 crore from a leading independent power producer and EPC player. The order is scheduled to be executed by May 2026. The development reflects steady demand for solar components in India’s growing renewable energy sector. The company has been expanding its manufacturing and supply capabilities to cater to increasing project requirements. This order adds to its existing portfolio and strengthens its position in the domestic solar equipment market.Read more

25 Apr 2026

The Union Cabinet has approved the continuation of Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana Phase III with an increased outlay of INR 83,977 crore and extended timelines up to 2029 for select works. The decision focuses on completing pending rural road and bridge projects, including those not yet awarded. The scheme aims to improve connectivity to markets, schools and healthcare facilities. It is expected to support rural mobility, reduce travel time and enable economic activity, especially in remote and underserved regions, while also creating employment through infrastructure development.Read more

24 Apr 2026

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Shri N Chandrababu Naidu is set to lay the foundation for a 6 GW solar ingot and wafer manufacturing facility in Anakapalli district near Visakhapatnam, with an investment of INR 5,400 crore by ReNew Energy Global plc. The project forms part of the state’s Integrated Clean Energy Policy 2024 and aligns with India’s target of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030. The facility is expected to be commissioned within 24 months and generate over 2,100 jobs. The investment contributes to ReNew’s broader INR 82,000 crore commitment in the state and reflects increasing focus on domestic manufacturing to reduce import dependence in the solar supply chain.Read more

24 Apr 2026

Chhattisgarh has taken up 774 rural road projects under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana, covering around 2,426.875 km with an estimated cost of INR 2,225.44 crore. The projects aim to connect nearly 781 habitations and improve access to basic services such as healthcare, education, and markets. The initiative builds on the state’s ongoing efforts in rural infrastructure, including previous road construction and credit support systems for farmers, while also targeting remote and tribal regions that still lack all-weather connectivity.Read more