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Federal Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.75% - 10%
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Asset class : Infrastructure

Panchkula Mayor launches INR 7 crore infrastructure projects to boost local development

01 Jan 2026

The mayor of Panchkula has inaugurated infrastructure works worth around INR 7 crore, aimed at improving rural and urban development across the city's wards 19 and 20. The project package includes investments in road connectivity, drainage systems, power supply, sanitation and solid waste management. Key components include scientific waste management facilities, new peripheral roads with drainage, concrete drains and utility upgrades. The works also feature enhancements to sewage treatment plants and electricity infrastructure. The mayor said the focus is on enhancing core infrastructure and civic amenities to benefit residents in both urban and adjoining rural areas, signalling an ongoing push to strengthen citywide development.Read more

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Bengaluru metro to operate beyond midnight to support New Year’s Eve travel

Bangalore News Desk

01 Jan 2026

Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited will extend metro services beyond midnight to manage the expected surge in passenger movement during New Year's Eve celebrations. Trains on the Purple, Green and Yellow Lines will run at increased frequency into the early hours, with last departures scheduled well past usual operating times. Entry and exit at MG Road station will be restricted late at night to manage crowding, while nearby stations remain operational. Additional BMTC buses will support last-mile connectivity across key parts of the city.Read more

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CIC directs MahaRail to fix RTI handling after information delays

01 Jan 2026

The State Chief Information Commission (CIC) reprimanded Maharashtra Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd (MahaRail) for failing to respond to a Right to Information (RTI) request from former minister Avinash Warjukar. The application sought details about the corporation's formation, leadership appointments, approvals for sanctioned works, and ongoing development projects. MahaRail admitted the RTI Act applies but acknowledged many records were missing or only partly online. The CIC directed the corporation to provide all requested information free of cost within two weeks, and also recommended appointing full-time RTI personnel to ensure accountability and compliance.Read more

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Kota-Bundi greenfield airport targeted for operations by 2027, pilot training institute planned

01 Jan 2026

The proposed Kota-Bundi Greenfield Airport is expected to start operations by 2027, with initial discussions with aviation service providers already yielding positive responses. One construction package has received a work order, with the project sanctioned at INR 10,507 crore. A pilot training institute is also planned at the existing Kota airport. Alongside aviation plans, Kota is targeted to become slum-free and drug-free by 2026. The Hadouti region is being positioned for water-based and agro-based industries, supported by improved connectivity through the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway.Read more

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Railways to extend 3% discount on unreserved tickets booked through RailOne app

31 Dec 2025

Indian Railways will introduce a 3% discount on unreserved tickets booked through the RailOne app using any digital payment mode from January 14, 2026, valid for six months. The benefit expands the existing 3% cashback currently limited to R-wallet payments and will be applied directly at the time of booking. The Centre for Railway Information Systems has been asked to implement system changes and review the scheme by May 2026. The discount will be exclusive to the RailOne app and will not apply to other booking channels.Read more

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Andhra Pradesh cabinet approves INR 7,387 crore NABARD loan for key Amaravati projects

31 Dec 2025

Andhra Pradesh's cabinet has approved a INR 7,387.70 crore loan from NABARD under the NIDA scheme to fund major infrastructure projects in Amaravati. The approval covers roads, drainage, water supply, flood pumping stations, and quantum computing centre buildings, alongside underground drainage projects in Mangalagiri Tadepalli. Additional measures include a 10% road safety cess, land allocations for educational and economic purposes, lease renewals, and interest waivers for beneficiaries under NSFDC and NSKFDC. These steps reflect the government's structured approach to accelerate development and strengthen urban infrastructure across the capital region.Read more

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Mumbai Metro Line 3 to run overnight for New Year travel

31 Dec 2025

Mumbai's Metro Line 3, also known as the Aqua Line, will operate continuously overnight from New Year's Eve into New Year's Day to help late-night commuters and support celebrations across the city. The 33.5 km underground corridor, connecting Cuffe Parade to Aarey, has recently become fully operational after phased openings over the past year. The overnight service will reduce dependence on road transport, ease congestion, and ensure safe travel. Authorities have advised passengers to plan journeys according to the extended schedule, which complements additional train and bus services arranged for the festive night.Read more

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Kota-Bundi Greenfield Airport to become operational by 2027, Says Om Birla

31 Dec 2025

The Kota-Bundi Greenfield Airport in Rajasthan is expected to become operational by 2027, marking a major boost to regional connectivity and economic development. Alongside the new airport, plans are underway to establish a pilot training institute at the existing Kota airport. Authorities have completed tendering procedures for the airport project, with one work order already issued at an estimated cost of INR 10,507 crore. Beyond aviation, the region is set to witness broader development, including slum-free housing, social welfare initiatives, industrial growth, and enhanced opportunities for agro-based industries, supported by improved infrastructure and water availability.Read more

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BMC stops work at new Bombay High Court complex over air pollution violations

Mumbai News Desk

31 Dec 2025

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) issued a stop-work notice at the upcoming Bombay High Court complex in Bandra Colony after inspectors found major violations of air pollution control measures during demolition of old government buildings. Officials reported zero compliance with mandatory dust-suppression steps such as sprinkling and fogging. Work will resume only after all mitigation measures are implemented. The move follows similar action at the nearby Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project, reflecting the growing enforcement of pollution norms and increased scrutiny by the Bombay High Court amid rising air quality concerns.Read more

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Ahmedabad authorities crack down on parking violations across the city

Ahmedabad News Desk

31 Dec 2025

Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has launched a comprehensive enforcement drive against unauthorised parking across the city, issuing a total of 384 notices to vehicle owners and operators during the campaign. The action is part of the civic body's efforts to ease traffic congestion, improve pedestrian movement and uphold public space regulations in key urban areas. Notices were served in prominent commercial and residential zones where vehicles were found parked in no-parking areas or obstructing thoroughfares, footpaths and service lanes. AMC officials have reiterated their commitment to sustaining the enforcement drive and urged citizens to comply with parking regulations to ensure smoother mobility and better urban management.Read more

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Russian Railways to reduce 2026 spending by 20% amid rising debt concerns

31 Dec 2025

Russian Railways has announced a 20% reduction in its 2026 budget to 713.6 billion roubles (USD 9.15 billion) as it navigates a growing debt burden of 4 trillion roubles (USD 50.8 billion). The company plans to allocate funds primarily for infrastructure and safety, railcar procurement, and the Moscow-St Petersburg high-speed rail project. VTB CEO Andrei Kostin emphasized that maintaining investment levels is crucial amid debt restructuring. Current spending remains far below the previous year's record of 1.5 trillion roubles, impacting suppliers reliant on the company's contracts.Read more

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SoftBank to acquire DigitalBridge for USD 4 billion in AI infrastructure push

30 Dec 2025

SoftBank Group has agreed to acquire DigitalBridge Group in a USD 4 billion deal to strengthen its exposure to digital infrastructure supporting artificial intelligence. The offer values DigitalBridge at about USD 2.92 billion and includes a premium over its recent share price. DigitalBridge will continue to operate independently under CEO Marc Ganzi. The firm manages USD 108 billion in assets and invests in data centres, fibre networks and related platforms. The deal aligns with SoftBank's wider push into AI-linked computing and infrastructure assets.Read more

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Delhi strengthens drainage on flood-prone roads to reduce waterlogging

30 Dec 2025

Delhi's Public Works Department (PWD) has stepped up efforts to improve drainage systems on key flood-prone roads across the city, aiming to reduce recurring waterlogging during heavy rains and ensure smoother traffic movement. Projects worth over 3.8 crore INR are underway in areas such as Savitri Cinema Road, Okhla Phase I service lane, LSR red light near Blue Bells School, and the Shantivan to Vijay Ghat drain corridor. Measures include widening and deepening drains, repairing damaged sections, and enhancing flow efficiency to prevent congestion and local flooding.Read more

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CISF steps up specialised training for UP force ahead of Namo Bharat corridor security rollout

30 Dec 2025

The Central Industrial Security Force has begun a focused training programme for personnel of the Uttar Pradesh Special Security Force who will be deployed on the Namo Bharat regional rapid transit corridor. The six-day course is being conducted at CISF's Kavach training facility under its Delhi Metro unit. The first batch includes 40 officers, including a Commandant-rank officer, with plans to train around 240 personnel in phases. The programme focuses on the use of baggage screening systems and station-level security procedures for the new corridor.Read more

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Delhi to install anti-smog guns at ISBTs, starting with Kashmere Gate

30 Dec 2025

The Delhi government has planned to install anti-smog guns at inter-state bus terminals to control dust pollution, beginning with the Kashmere Gate ISBT. A tender has been issued for eight roof-mounted units at the terminal, which handles more than 2,600 buses daily. The project is estimated to cost around INR 38.44 lakh. The move forms part of Delhi's wider air pollution control efforts, which already include anti-smog guns on buildings, mist spraying systems on roads and mechanised sweeping across key corridors.Read more

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Assam strengthens civic and cultural infrastructure with new projects

30 Dec 2025

Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah visited Assam earlier this week to inaugurate a series of infrastructure projects valued at around INR 900 crore, covering cultural heritage, policing facilities, and urban security systems. The projects include the redevelopment of Batadrava Than in Nagaon district, a new police commissionerate building, an integrated surveillance network for Guwahati, and a large cultural auditorium. State leaders said the initiatives aim to strengthen public safety, preserve Assam's cultural legacy, and support long-term urban and regional development.Read more

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Aadhaar verification glitch disrupts property and rental registrations across Maharashtra

30 Dec 2025

A technical disruption in Aadhaar-based verification has caused widespread delays in property registrations and rental agreements across Maharashtra, impacting buyers, tenants, developers and landlords. The malfunction affected the state's online e-registration system, forcing applicants to revert to physical visits at sub-registrar offices along with witnesses. This led to congestion, longer processing times and postponement of scheduled transactions, particularly in major urban centres. Developers also faced hurdles in completing first-sale registrations, while thousands of leave-and-licence agreements remained pending. The episode has underscored the risks of over-reliance on digital authentication systems and highlighted the need for robust backup mechanisms.Read more

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Palghar administration reviews land acquisition progress for bullet train and major rail projects

30 Dec 2025

The Palghar district administration reviewed the progress of land acquisition for multiple infrastructure projects, including the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail (bullet train), Western Dedicated Freight Corridor, and Virar-Dahanu rail expansion. Officials confirmed full acquisition for the bullet train with most villagers compensated and near completion for other projects, with only a small portion for Virar-Dahanu pending. Discussions also covered rehabilitation, fund disbursement, and administrative clearances. With INR 2,859.14 crore already paid and INR 328.52 crore pending, authorities aim to resolve remaining issues to keep construction timelines on track.Read more

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Union Cabinet clears Delhi Metro Phase V(A) with INR 12,015 crore outlay

30 Dec 2025

The Union Cabinet has approved Phase V(A) of the Delhi Metro expansion, clearing the addition of around 16 kilometres to the network at an estimated cost of INR 12,015 crore. The approval covers three new corridors with 13 stations, aimed at improving connectivity across key parts of Delhi, including links to central areas and major transport nodes. The project will be implemented by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation with funding support from the central government, the Delhi government and external funding agencies. Once completed, the expansion will take the total operational length of the Delhi Metro beyond 400 kilometres, strengthening urban mobility in the National Capital Region.Read more

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RRTS corridors seen as catalyst for urban mobility and economic growth: Knight Frank

30 Dec 2025

The Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) has the potential to significantly reshape urban mobility and unlock economic opportunities along its corridors, according to a recent report by real estate consultancy Knight Frank India released earlier this week. The report highlights the role of RRTS in reducing travel time, widening labour markets and enabling closer integration of peripheral cities with national and global value chains. The Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut corridor, the flagship RRTS project, is progressing in phases and is expected to cut travel time between Delhi and Meerut to under an hour. The study also underscores the importance of coordinated planning and affordable housing to ensure long-term success.Read more

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