SBI Term Loan: RLLR: 8.15 | 7.25% - 8.45%
Canara Bank: RLLR: 8 | 7.15% - 10%
ICICI Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.5% - 9.65%
Punjab & Sind Bank: RLLR: 7.3 | 7.3% - 10.7%
Bank of Baroda: RLLR: 7.9 | 7.2% - 8.95%
Federal Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.75% - 10%
IndusInd Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.5% - 9.75%
Bank of Maharashtra: RLLR: 8.05 | 7.1% - 9.15%
Yes Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.4% - 10.54%
Karur Vysya Bank: RLLR: 8.8 | 8.5% - 10.65%

Asset class : Infrastructure

India's investment plans remain focused on infrastructure, consumer sector trails

07 Jan 2026

Investment intentions in India continue to be heavily skewed towards infrastructure and industrial sectors, with proposals worth INR 26.62 lakh crore recorded between April and December of this fiscal year, surpassing last year's numbers. Electricity, chemicals, and metals led the way, while consumer-focused sectors contributed under 3 percent of total announcements. Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Maharashtra together accounted for nearly half of all proposed investments. Experts note that while industrial investment is rising, greater participation from consumer-driven industries is essential to ensure balanced economic growth and long-term sustainability.Read more

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E to E Transportation secures INR 27.35 crore signalling contract from South East Central Railway

07 Jan 2026

E to E Transportation Infrastructure has won a contract worth INR 27.35 crore from South East Central Railway for signalling and telecommunication works on the fourth line between Durg and Durg Link Block stations. The project will be completed over an 18 month period and involves installation of signalling systems, telecommunication networks, and Distributed Electronic Interlocking at Durg station integrated with Durg Link Block. The contract, awarded through competitive bidding, requires a 5% performance guarantee. This win comes soon after the company's strong market debut on the NSE SME platform.Read more

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IRB Infrastructure Trust wins INR 3,087 Crore NHAI TOT project in Odisha

07 Jan 2026

IRB Infrastructure Trust has secured a toll-operate-transfer (TOT) highway project in Odisha for an upfront consideration of INR 3,087 crore, marking its entry into the state's road infrastructure sector. The project forms part of the national highway asset monetisation programme and covers a key stretch of the Chandikhole Bhadrak corridor on NH-26. The award strengthens IRB's growing toll-road portfolio and is expected to significantly enhance future revenue visibility. With this addition, the trust continues to scale its asset base and reinforce its position as India's largest private toll-road developer. The project also aligns with IRB's long-term strategy of expanding across high-traffic national corridors while generating stable annuity-like cash flows.Read more

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Government moves forward with 7 km tunnel on Kedarnath route to enhance safety and connectivity

07 Jan 2026

The government has announced plans for a 7 kilometre twin tube tunnel connecting Chaumasi in Kalimath Valley to Sonprayag, aimed at improving access and safety for Kedarnath pilgrims. Alongside this, a feasibility study is being conducted for a pedestrian tunnel and walkway to facilitate direct shrine access. Road widening from one lane to two lanes is also planned to handle growing traffic. These initiatives complement the ongoing 12.9 kilometre Sonprayag Kedarnath ropeway project by Adani Enterprises, which will further reduce travel time and manage increasing pilgrim numbers efficiently.Read more

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PM monitors 15 key infrastructure projects worth INR 1.12 lakh crore in Jammu and Kashmir

07 Jan 2026

The Prime Minister is directly monitoring 15 high-priority infrastructure projects in Jammu and Kashmir with a combined investment of INR 1.12 lakh crore through the PRAGATI platform. Overall, 61 projects worth INR 4.12 lakh crore are under review, covering transport, power, healthcare and digital infrastructure. While 15 projects have already been completed, the remaining ones are at different stages of execution. Most implementation issues, including land acquisition and statutory approvals, have been resolved, enabling smoother progress and closer coordination between the Centre and the Union Territory administration.Read more

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Airlines issue travel advisories as fog and snow disrupt flights across india

07 Jan 2026

Flight operations across India were disrupted earlier this week due to dense fog, low visibility, and snowfall, prompting airlines like IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Air India to issue advisories for passengers. Flights to and from Leh were temporarily suspended due to heavy snowfall, while fog affected airports in cities including Bhopal, Udaipur, Hyderabad, Ranchi, Agartala, Dehradun, Guwahati, Bhubaneswar, and Gorakhpur. Passengers were urged to check flight status, allow extra travel time, and use rebooking or refund options. Northern India faced a cold wave, with sub-zero temperatures in Kashmir and poor air quality in Delhi.Read more

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Star Air cuts key Belagavi flights even as airport expansion continues

07 Jan 2026

Star Air has stopped accepting bookings for its Belagavi-Jaipur and Belagavi-Ahmedabad flights, which were scheduled to begin in mid-January, following the earlier withdrawal of the Mumbai-Belagavi service in late December. The reduction in direct flights has raised concerns among business groups and frequent travellers, as Belagavi hosts a large industrial base and relies on strong connectivity for trade and investments. The airport is undergoing a major expansion, including a new terminal capable of handling 1,400 passengers, but the decline in services has created uncertainty over the city's regional aviation role.Read more

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Deendayal Port Authority invites bids for INR 733 crore super cargo project on PPP basis

07 Jan 2026

Deendayal Port Authority has opened bidding for the development and operation of two cargo berths at Kandla under a 30-year Public-Private Partnership (PPP). The project, valued at INR 733 crore, aims to handle multipurpose clean cargo and container traffic and will be awarded to the bidder offering the highest royalty per tonne or TEU. The berths, capable of handling large vessels and container drafts of up to 14.5 metres, include 43.3 hectares of support infrastructure. The development must be completed within 18 months of award, reflecting the port's push to modernise facilities and meet growing cargo demand.Read more

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Highway sector at crossroads as central awards stay muted and states take larger role, says Ind-Ra

06 Jan 2026

India's highway sector is undergoing a structural shift as central government road project awards have remained subdued over the last two years. According to India Ratings and Research, this slowdown has moved the focus toward state governments, which are now driving most new project awards. While this has helped maintain construction activity, it has also brought execution, funding, and working capital challenges for developers. The rating agency expects limited growth in central awards, a higher share of BOT projects, and continued pressure on sector margins.Read more

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Samudra Pratap commissioned as Coast Guard's first indigenous pollution control vessel

06 Jan 2026

India has commissioned Samudra Pratap, the first pollution control vessel designed and built entirely within the country for the Indian Coast Guard. Constructed by Goa Shipyard Limited, the vessel strengthens India's ability to respond to marine pollution, fire incidents and maritime emergencies across its coastline and Exclusive Economic Zone. With over 60% indigenous content, the ship supports pollution response, surveillance, search and rescue, and maritime law enforcement. The induction reflects steady progress under the Make in India and Aatmanirbhar Bharat programmes.Read more

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Delhi government ties up with RBI to enable low-cost borrowing and fund infrastructure push

06 Jan 2026

The Delhi government has signed an MoU with the Reserve Bank of India to bring the capital under a formal banking and debt management system. The RBI will act as banker and debt manager, enabling low-cost market borrowings and professional cash management. Funds raised will be used only for capital expenditure, including Yamuna rejuvenation, water supply, transport and health infrastructure. The move replaces earlier high-interest borrowings and follows approval from the Union government. From January 9, Delhi's public accounts will operate independently.Read more

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Power minister reviews key Chenab valley hydro projects, sets commissioning timelines

06 Jan 2026

Union Power Minister Manohar Lal carried out a detailed review of major hydropower projects in Jammu and Kashmir during a two-day visit in the past week. The inspection covered ongoing works at Salal, Pakal Dul, Kiru, Kwar, Sawalkot, Dulhasti and Ratle projects across Reasi, Ramban and Kishtwar districts. NHPC was asked to accelerate sediment removal at Salal, while clear commissioning timelines were set for Chenab Valley projects. The visit also included interactions with workers and local residents and a plantation drive at project sites.Read more

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Nagpur Metro Phase III to extend services to New Nagpur and Butibori MIDC

Nagpur News Desk

06 Jan 2026

Nagpur Metro's Phase III expansion plans have been finalised to extend connectivity to New Nagpur and the Butibori Industrial Area, aiming to strengthen public transport access for residents and businesses beyond the current network. The proposed extension represents a strategic move to integrate rapidly growing urban and industrial zones into the metro system, enhancing commuter convenience and reducing travel time. Officials said detailed planning is underway to align routes with projected demand, improve last-mile connectivity and support economic development. The Phase III extension is expected to address urban mobility needs, boost regional investment prospects and promote sustainable transportation across the Nagpur metropolitan area.Read more

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Major property registration scam in Bengaluru leads to suspension of five sub-registrars

Bangalore News Desk

06 Jan 2026

Five sub-registrars in Bengaluru have been suspended after an investigation uncovered a significant property registration scam involving irregularities in the sale deed process. The action follows complaints about fraud and manipulation of land records, which prompted an internal probe by registration authorities. Preliminary findings indicate that improper issuance of documents and procedural lapses may have facilitated adulteration of records, leading to potential revenue loss and compromised property titles. The suspensions are intended to uphold the integrity of the registration system and restore public confidence. Authorities have launched further inquiry and are reviewing cases handled by the suspended officials to identify affected transactions and safeguard buyer interests.Read more

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NMMC conducts major cleaning drive on Sion–Panvel Highway to curb dust pollution

06 Jan 2026

Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation carried out an intensive road-cleaning drive on the busy Sion-Panvel Highway as part of its ongoing efforts to improve air quality and reduce road dust. The campaign focused on deep cleaning of carriageways and footpaths using mechanised brushing, removal of accumulated soil and washing of roads with treated water through jetting spray systems. Alongside the highway stretch from Vashi to Belapur, several major internal roads across the city were also covered. The regular and sustained initiative aims to curb dust pollution, enhance road hygiene and improve overall urban air quality across Navi Mumbai.Read more

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Thane residents raise concern over RMC plant's dust, noise and delayed action

06 Jan 2026

Residents near Haware City in Thane have expressed concern over the operations of a Ready Mix Concrete (RMC) plant, claiming it runs beyond permitted hours and causes severe dust and noise pollution. They reported fine particulate matter covering homes and streets, affecting daily life and raising health concerns, especially for children and the elderly. Despite multiple complaints to the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board and Thane Municipal Corporation, residents say enforcement has been slow. A public interest litigation has been filed, demanding immediate inspection and strict compliance with environmental norms.Read more

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CIDCO achieves first tunnel breakthrough in Hetawane water project in Navi Mumbai

06 Jan 2026

City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) has achieved its first-ever tunnel breakthrough in the Hetawane Water Supply Scheme at Shaft 4 in Wahal village, Navi Mumbai. Executed by Afcons Infrastructure Ltd, 5.52 km of the 8.7 km treated water tunnel under Package 1 is completed, overcoming geological and operational challenges. The scheme, including 13.25 km of raw water and 15.4 km of treated water tunnels, aims to raise the city's water capacity from 150 million litres per day (MLD) to 270 MLD. Completion is expected ahead of schedule, supporting urban growth.Read more

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"Mumbai–Ahmedabad bullet train completes first mountain tunnel "

06 Jan 2026

The Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed rail project marked a major construction milestone with the completion of Mountain Tunnel 5 (MT 5) in Palghar district, Maharashtra. Spanning 1.5 km between Virar and Boisar stations, it is the first mountain tunnel on the 508 km corridor. This breakthrough clears almost the entire alignment between Thane and Ahmedabad, leaving only the Mumbai-Thane undersea stretch pending. The corridor will feature 12 stations and three depots, with trains running at speeds of 320 kmph, reducing travel time to about 2 hours 17 minutes. Phased commissioning will start before the full route becomes operational.Read more

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Pune airport plans for one million additional passengers, infrastructure upgrades needed

Pune News Desk

06 Jan 2026

Pune airport is preparing for significant growth in 2026, expecting an additional 10 lakh passengers, which marks around a 7 per cent rise compared to 2025. Domestic traffic grew by nearly 5 per cent last year, while international travel surged over 65 per cent. Authorities are focusing on infrastructure improvements, including a new Security Hold Area, terminal expansion, additional parking bays, and runway upgrades. The Indian Air Force allocated 15 extra flight slots, but airlines have not fully utilised them due to infrastructure limitations. Experts urge timely expansion to ensure smooth operations.Read more

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Noida Authority lifts ban on OCs and property registries in Sports City projects

Noida News Desk

06 Jan 2026

The Noida Authority has ended a five year ban on issuing occupancy certificates (OCs), property registries, and sales approvals for completed apartments in the Sports City housing projects in Sector 150. The move follows a Supreme Court directive to grant conditional OCs for projects that meet regulatory requirements. The board meeting cleared pending issues, issued conditional certificates to projects that settled dues, and initiated approval of revised master plans. Thousands of homebuyers who faced delays in possession and documentation now have a pathway to complete property registration.Read more

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