Kotak Mahindra Bank: RLLR: 0.75 | From: 8.7% - To: 10.5%
Union Bank of India: RLLR: 0.5 | From: 8.5% - To: 10%
Bank of Baroda: RLLR: 0.5 | From: 9.25% - To: 11%
HDFC Bank: RLLR: 0.75 | From: 8.5% - To: 8.8%

Asset class : Infrastructure

ACME Solar’s 300 MW Rajasthan project runs at full capacity without grid issues

ACME Solar Holdings Ltd clarified that its 300 MW solar power project in Rajasthan is operating without any transmission or evacuation constraints. The company said the project has received effective long-term General Network Access, allowing it to evacuate its entire capacity through dedicated transmission infrastructure. While several solar projects in the state are currently dependent on temporary grid arrangements due to pending transmission links, ACME�s project is not affected. The commissioning of a key transmission line has also eased grid constraints for thousands of megawatts of solar capacity across Rajasthan.Read more

cover photo

CIDCO invites bids for feasibility study on third runway at Navi Mumbai International Airport

The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) has launched an e?tender to seek proposals from qualified firms, joint ventures, or consortiums to carry out a techno?commercial feasibility study for a potential third runway at the Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA). The six?month consultancy will assess both technical and commercial viability to support future air traffic growth and operational needs. Bidders who meet eligibility criteria will be evaluated, and the consultant will be chosen through the Least Cost Selection method. Tender details are available on CIDCO�s e?portal from mid?December.Read more

cover photo

NHAI tightens highway safety steps as fog reduces visibility

The National Highways Authority of India has intensified safety measures across national highways as dense winter fog continues to affect visibility in several regions. The move focuses on improving on-ground infrastructure, increasing driver awareness, and strengthening emergency response systems. Actions include restoring road signage, enhancing reflective markings, deploying electronic warning systems, and conducting regular night inspections. NHAI has also directed field teams to coordinate closely with local authorities to address accident-prone stretches quickly and ensure smoother traffic movement during foggy conditions.Read more

cover photo

Mumbai–Ahmedabad Bullet train project advances with 130 metre bridge span launch near Bharuch

Construction of the 508 km Mumbai–Ahmedabad bullet train corridor marked another step forward with the installation of a 130 metre steel bridge span near Bharuch in Gujarat. The bridge, part of a 230 metre continuous structure over National Highway 64 and the Bharuch–Dahej freight line, was completed in a carefully coordinated 12 hour operation that maintained road and freight traffic flow. Designed for a 100 year lifespan, the project continues to progress across viaducts, track bed construction, noise barriers, tunnels, and station development toward operational readiness.Read more

cover photo

PRAMA showcases indigenous AI-led video security portfolio at IFSEC India 2025

PRAMA showcased a wide range of indigenously manufactured smart video security products and AI-led surveillance solutions at IFSEC India Security Expo 2025 in New Delhi. The company highlighted AI Sense cameras, IoT-enabled systems and integrated security technologies designed for Indian operating conditions. The display featured solutions for sectors such as retail, residential, transportation, defence, safe cities, healthcare and hospitality. PRAMA emphasised its local manufacturing capabilities, aligned with the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative, and its focus on AI-driven video analytics, predictive monitoring and operational intelligence. With expanding production capacity near Mumbai, the company aims to meet rising demand for advanced, scalable and India-ready security solutions.Read more

cover photo

Navi Mumbai steps up road deep-cleaning and public waste awareness drives

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation has intensified its cleanliness drive by combining mechanised deep-cleaning of roads with large-scale public awareness initiatives. Over the past 20 days, civic teams have cleaned major roads, industrial zones and high-traffic areas using mechanical sweepers and treated water to reduce dust and air pollution. Alongside this, the civic body has rolled out community-led campaigns involving students and volunteers to promote waste segregation, curb plastic use and encourage responsible disposal practices. Cleanliness pledges, door-to-door outreach and on-ground demonstrations of wet waste composting are key elements of the programme. The integrated approach aims to improve environmental quality while building long-term civic participation across Navi Mumbai.Read more

cover photo

NDMC strengthens cleanliness drive across key residential and commercial areas

The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has intensified its cleanliness and dust control drive across major residential colonies and commercial zones in the city. The campaign involved coordinated efforts from its Public Health (Sanitation), Horticulture, and Civil Engineering departments, focusing on mechanised sweeping, side drain cleaning, minor repairs, and upkeep of green spaces. Areas covered include Kaka Nagar, West Kidwai Nagar, Jor Bagh, Shahjahan Road officer quarters, Barakhamba Road, KG Marg, Maulana Azad Road, and Connaught Place. The initiative aims to reduce dust pollution, improve environmental conditions, and enhance public health in densely populated urban neighborhoods.Read more

cover photo

Namo Bharat completes 2 crore commuter trips on Delhi Meerut corridor

Namo Bharat, the semi high speed transit system on the Delhi Ghaziabad Meerut corridor, has crossed 2 crore commuter trips within two years of its launch. Starting with a modest 72,000 monthly riders, phased expansions and new stations have steadily increased ridership to around 55,000–60,000 daily commuters. Key factors driving growth include reduced travel time, reliable air conditioned services, and integration with Delhi Metro ticketing. With 55 km and 11 stations currently operational and remaining stretches under construction, the system continues to reshape intercity travel patterns and strengthen connectivity across the National Capital Region.Read more

cover photo

Maharashtra gets approval for INR 1.50 lakh crore road projects

Maharashtra has secured approval for road works worth INR 1.50 lakh crore, marking a major step in the state’s infrastructure development. Projects include a new Pune Sambhajinagar expressway, elevated corridors around Pune, and a parallel expressway to the existing Pune Mumbai route. Work is set to start within the next three months, with completion targeted by 2026. These initiatives aim to improve connectivity, reduce travel times, and enhance transport efficiency across key urban and regional corridors, particularly benefiting the Pune and Mumbai regions.Read more

cover photo

Arunachal Pradesh CM reviews BRO road projects in Tawang for defence and development

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu conducted a detailed review of ongoing Border Roads Organisation (BRO) projects in the Tawang sector, a strategically sensitive area along the India-China border. The meeting focused on construction progress, operational challenges in high-altitude terrain, and timely completion of roads crucial for defence logistics and civilian mobility. The discussion also highlighted the BRO's contribution to local socio-economic development, disaster response, and tourism. The state government emphasized coordination with central agencies to accelerate infrastructure development in remote border districts.Read more

cover photo

MPIDC secures land consent for Indore–Pithampur Economic Corridor

The Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation has secured formal consent for around 300 hectares of land for the Indore–Pithampur Economic Corridor, marking a key step forward for the project. The corridor is planned to improve connectivity between Indore and the Pithampur industrial hub, supporting smoother movement of goods and lowering logistics costs. With this approval, authorities can move ahead with detailed planning and early-stage works. The project is designed to strengthen links between industrial areas, logistics parks and urban centres, while boosting trade and manufacturing activity. Once developed, the corridor is expected to attract fresh investment and enhance the region’s industrial and infrastructure-led growth prospects.Read more

cover photo

Dar Al Majid Real Estate signs agreement for residential tower in Riyadh

Saudi-listed Dar Al Majid Real Estate has entered into an agreement to develop a residential tower in Riyadh, marking another addition to its urban housing portfolio in the capital. The announcement, made in the past week, reflects the company's continued focus on residential assets aligned with Riyadh's growing population and housing demand. While specific project details were not disclosed, the agreement comes at a time when private developers are expanding activity to support Saudi Arabia's housing goals under Vision 2030. The move builds on Dar Al Majid's established presence in residential and mixed-use developments.Read more

cover photo

Chhattisgarh charts Anjor Vision 2047 roadmap to become a developed state

Chhattisgarh has unveiled the Anjor Vision 2047, a long-term roadmap to transform the state into a developed region by India's centenary of independence. The vision identifies 13 priority sectors, including education, health, agriculture, and infrastructure, and establishes 10 missions to drive growth. Developed through public participation, it sets near-term targets until 2030, mid-term goals to 2035, and long-term objectives for 2047. The plan highlights welfare measures, industrial investments, and regional development, while aiming to tackle longstanding challenges like Naxalism and uneven regional growth.Read more

cover photo

Delhi Metro begins elevated corridor works between Lajpat Nagar and Saket G Block

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has started elevated corridor construction on the 8.38 kilometre stretch between Lajpat Nagar and Saket G Block, part of the Golden Line under Phase IV of the metro expansion. This section will have eight stations and improve metro access in South Delhi, linking residential and commercial areas and offering easier interchange with the Magenta, Violet and Pink Lines. The ground breaking marks the first civil works beyond earlier priority corridors and is expected to support daily commuting for thousands. This stretch will also introduce India’s first three coach metro service.Read more

cover photo

Centre approves INR 65 crore jetty and cruise terminal at Old Mangalore Port

The Government of India has approved a INR 65 crore project to develop a jetty and cruise terminal at Old Mangalore Port under the Sagarmala programme. The initiative aims to strengthen coastal connectivity and improve passenger and freight movement between the mainland and Lakshadweep. Strategically located along key Arabian Sea routes, the facility will support cruise vessels and ferry services linking Karnataka, Kerala and island destinations. The terminal will include passenger handling infrastructure and basic port services. The project is expected to boost cruise tourism, enhance maritime infrastructure, create local employment and support economic activity across coastal and island regions.Read more

cover photo

SRCP MPs flag pollution and unsafe highway stretch in Visakhapatnam

YSR Congress Party MPs have raised concerns over rising pollution levels in Visakhapatnam and the poor condition of a key highway stretch in Andhra Pradesh, calling for urgent intervention by state and central authorities. They highlighted worsening air and noise pollution in the port city due to traffic congestion, industrial activity and heavy vehicle movement, which is impacting public health and livability. The MPs also flagged safety risks on a narrow and damaged highway linking major commercial and industrial zones. They urged faster road upgrades, improved safety infrastructure and stricter pollution controls, noting that addressing these issues is crucial for public safety, smoother logistics and sustaining investor confidence in the region' s industrial and real estate growth.Read more

cover photo

Infrastructure-led jobs drive Tamil Nadu’s double-digit economic growth

Tamil Nadu has achieved double-digit economic growth driven largely by sustained infrastructure development and large-scale job creation, Finance and Environment Minister Thangam Thennarasu said in Chennai. Speaking at the inauguration of the Vels Trade and Convention Centre and Vels Film City in Poonamallee, he said infrastructure-led investments have strengthened the state's economy and generated direct and indirect employment. The minister highlighted the role of private sector participation in supporting growth, citing investments in convention, trade and film infrastructure. He noted that under Chief Minister M K Stalin's leadership, Tamil Nadu recorded 11.19 per cent growth, supported by projects that boost jobs, real estate activity and allied industries.Read more

cover photo

HG Infra and Kalpataru win key civil works contract for Thane Metro

HG Infra Engineering and Kalpataru Infrastructure have secured a key civil works contract for the Thane Metro project, marking a significant step in expanding urban transit infrastructure in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. The joint contract covers construction of elevated structures, viaducts, metro stations and related civil works, including foundations, piers and station platforms. Once operational, the Thane Metro is expected to improve connectivity between major residential, commercial and transport hubs, helping reduce travel time and road congestion. The project supports the region's broader push towards mass rapid transit, cleaner mobility options and planned urban development, while boosting infrastructure-led growth in Thane's fast-evolving real estate market.Read more

cover photo

Mumbai Port announces INR 470?crore yacht marina project at Cross Island

Mumbai Port Authority has approved a INR 470?crore yacht marina at Cross Island, near Princess and Victoria Docks. Built on an EPC model, the project includes dredging, breakwaters, access roads, parking, and visitor facilities. A private operator will manage the marina under a 45?year concession and invest INR 417.37?crore to develop onshore facilities like repair yards, clubhouse, hotel, and restaurants over 4.2 hectares. Developed in three phases, the marina will accommodate more than 600 yachts, offering safe berthing, maintenance, and refuelling services, and enhancing Mumbai’s waterfront infrastructure.Read more

cover photo

MoRTH issues detailed guidelines to strengthen tunnel safety, citing need for geological mapping, seismic checks and clearer contract terms

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has released comprehensive guidelines to enhance safety in road tunnel projects, mandating the use of Geological Survey of India (GSI) maps and landslide susceptibility studies during alignment planning. The norms emphasise structural stability, groundwater management, seismic resilience, and clarity in contract provisions to prevent disputes and reduce the risk of tunnel collapses.Read more

cover photo