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Asset class : Infrastructure

GHV Infra secures INR 1,250 crore EPC contract for expressway connectors between Jalna and Nanded in Maharashtra

16 Apr 2026

GHV Infra Projects Limited has secured an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract valued at INR 1,250 crore from APCO Infratech Private Limited for developing expressway connectors between Jalna and Nanded in Maharashtra. The contract, awarded in the past week, covers end-to-end project execution including survey, design, engineering, construction, and maintenance, with a completion timeline of 30 months. The project forms part of ongoing efforts to strengthen road connectivity in the state, particularly across key districts in the Marathwada region. The order adds to the company's growing project pipeline, with its order book standing at approximately INR 9,000 crore as of late March, reflecting continued traction in civil construction and road infrastructure segments.Read more

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BMC advances SV Road widening in Andheri, 502 structures identified for removal

16 Apr 2026

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is progressing with a road-widening project along SV Road in Andheri, where 502 structures have been marked for removal to ease congestion. The work is being executed in three phases under DCPR provisions, with the first phase largely completed. Authorities have encouraged partial voluntary demolition by property owners to speed up the process. The stretch remains a key traffic corridor in the western suburbs, and past similar drives across Mumbai indicate a continued focus on removing bottlenecks and improving road capacity.Read more

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11 killed after overcrowded taxi crashes into mixer truck in Kalyan

16 Apr 2026

A road accident on the Kalyan-Murbad route led to the death of 11 people after an overcrowded taxi collided with a cement mixer truck. The vehicle was carrying almost double its permitted capacity, which worsened the impact and left no survivors. The crash occurred on a partially open bridge, raising concerns about road conditions and traffic management. Initial findings pointed to overspeeding and negligence. The incident has once again highlighted issues around illegal shared transport operations and weak enforcement on busy regional routes.Read more

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NHAI approves revised Enchakkal flyover plan with additional pillars, enabling construction to resume ahead of monsoon in Kerala

16 Apr 2026

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has approved a revised design for the Enchakkal flyover approach roads in Thiruvananthapuram, allowing construction to resume after a prolonged halt. The updated plan replaces retaining walls with additional structural pillars to address safety concerns arising from similar failures elsewhere in Kerala. The project, valued at approximately INR 47 crore, is a key intervention along the NH-66 corridor aimed at easing congestion near the airport junction. With the southwest monsoon approaching in the coming weeks, contractors have been directed to accelerate pending works, particularly approach roads and drainage systems. The flyover forms part of broader efforts to improve urban mobility and streamline traffic flow across critical access routes in the state capital.Read more

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Mumbai–Pune missing link opening may face delay amid West Asia supply disruption

16 Apr 2026

The Mumbai-Pune Expressway missing link project, which is in its final stage, may not meet its planned May 1 opening due to supply disruptions linked to the ongoing West Asia conflict. Shortage of bitumen and rising input costs have slowed the final surfacing work on key bridge sections. While tunnels and major road stretches are already complete, the last phase remains pending. Authorities are working to meet internal deadlines, but uncertainty over material availability and logistics continues to affect progress.Read more

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Amazon advances ‘Project Houdini’ to accelerate data centre construction amid rising AI infrastructure demand

16 Apr 2026

Amazon has introduced an internal initiative, Project Houdini, aimed at significantly reducing the time required to build data centres for artificial intelligence workloads. Reported in the past week, the approach shifts construction from traditional on-site methods to factory-based modular assembly, enabling faster deployment of server infrastructure. The model is expected to cut construction timelines from several weeks to as little as two to three weeks for core data hall components, while reducing labour intensity. The initiative is part of Amazon Web Services broader effort to address capacity constraints driven by surging demand for AI computing. The development reflects a wider industry trend towards prefabrication and standardisation in digital infrastructure, as technology firms scale up investments in high-performance data centres globally.Read more

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A1 Ltd nears debt-free fleet milestone as logistics expansion with new tankers strengthens delivery capacity

16 Apr 2026

Gujarat-based logistics and chemical trading firm A1 Ltd has achieved a significant operational milestone, with over 90 per cent of its vehicle fleet now debt-free and full repayment of vehicle-related liabilities targeted within the current financial year. The development, reported in the past week, coincides with the company's expansion of logistics capacity through the addition of 10 multi-axle tankers, taking its total fleet size to 71 vehicles. The move is aimed at meeting rising customer demand, improving delivery timelines, and reducing reliance on third-party logistics providers. The combined strategy of deleveraging and fleet expansion reflects a focus on strengthening operational efficiency and asset ownership within the company's logistics framework.Read more

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US Navy begins maritime blockade on Iranian ports, escalating tensions across key global shipping routes

16 Apr 2026

The United States has initiated a naval blockade targeting Iranian ports, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing geopolitical conflict in the Middle East. The enforcement, which began in the past week, applies to vessels entering or leaving Iranian coastal infrastructure across the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman, while allowing transit through the Strait of Hormuz for non-Iran-bound traffic. The move follows the collapse of diplomatic negotiations between the two countries and is aimed at restricting Iran's oil exports and economic activity. The development has triggered concerns over global energy supply disruptions, with oil prices reacting sharply and maritime traffic facing increased scrutiny. The blockade is expected to have implications for international shipping, logistics, and trade flows, particularly across Asia-bound energy corridors.Read more

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Centre exempts income tax and stamp duty on compensation for land acquired under national highway projects

16 Apr 2026

The Union government has announced a tax exemption on compensation received by landowners whose land is acquired for national highway projects, removing the liability of income tax and stamp duty on such transactions. The decision, reported in the past week, is expected to provide financial relief to affected individuals, particularly farmers and rural landholders. The move aligns with provisions under the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, and forms part of broader efforts to ease land acquisition challenges in infrastructure development. By ensuring that compensation remains fully accessible to beneficiaries, the policy aims to reduce disputes, improve acquisition timelines, and support the execution of highway projects across the country.Read more

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Maharashtra drives INR 6,500 crore infrastructure push in Gadchiroli across roads, irrigation, healthcare and urban development

16 Apr 2026

The Maharashtra government is implementing infrastructure projects worth approximately INR 6,500 crore across Gadchiroli district, covering over 140 initiatives spanning roads, irrigation, healthcare, and urban development. Reported in the past week, the programme is aimed at improving connectivity, strengthening public infrastructure, and supporting economic activity in a region historically affected by limited development. Road projects alone account for over INR 3,000 crore, focusing on linking remote areas, while irrigation schemes and healthcare upgrades are being undertaken to improve agricultural output and access to services. The initiative forms part of a broader strategy to integrate Gadchiroli into the state's economic framework, alongside parallel plans to develop the district as a mining and industrial hub supported by enhanced infrastructure and connectivity.Read more

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IHCL signs 165-key Vivanta hotel at Bhogapuram International Airport to tap aviation-led demand in Andhra Pradesh

16 Apr 2026

Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) has signed a 165-key greenfield Vivanta hotel at Bhogapuram International Airport in Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh, expanding its presence in an emerging aviation-linked corridor. The project is positioned to cater to corporate, MICE, and transit demand, supported by infrastructure development and tourism initiatives in the Visakhapatnam Bheemili Bhogapuram region. With this addition, IHCL's portfolio in Andhra Pradesh will increase to nine hotels, including four currently under development. The signing reflects continued hotel development activity in airport-driven micro-markets, where connectivity upgrades and regional growth corridors are shaping demand for organised hospitality assets.Read more

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Railways partners with Bharat Petroleum to commission Gati Shakti cargo terminal in Jammu to strengthen regional logistics infrastructure

16 Apr 2026

Indian Railways, in collaboration with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL), has operationalised a Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal in Jammu, aimed at improving fuel transportation and logistics efficiency in the region. Commissioned in the past week, the facility has been developed under the Gati Shakti Multi-Modal Cargo Terminal policy to enhance freight handling capacity and reduce dependence on road transport. The terminal is expected to facilitate the movement of petroleum products, ensuring streamlined supply to Jammu and surrounding areas. The initiative forms part of the broader push to modernise rail-based logistics infrastructure, promote private sector participation, and improve multimodal connectivity. The development is also aligned with national infrastructure priorities focused on cost efficiency and faster cargo movement.Read more

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Vijayawada airport’s new INR 90 crore ATC tower awaits DGCA clearance after successful trial operations

16 Apr 2026

A newly constructed air traffic control (ATC) tower at Vijayawada Airport is nearing operationalisation after completing a month-long trial run, with the Airports Authority of India (AAI) seeking approval from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). Built at a cost of INR 90 crore, the facility is expected to enhance air traffic management capacity and improve operational efficiency at the airport. The G+2 structure, developed over approximately two and a half years, has already handled live air traffic during the trial phase without disruptions. Once commissioned, the new tower will replace the existing facility and support increasing flight movements amid rising passenger demand and network expansion. The development forms part of broader infrastructure upgrades underway at Vijayawada Airport.Read more

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Nagpur Metro Phase III DPR tender enters evaluation stage as groundwork for expansion expected to begin in May

16 Apr 2026

The tender process for preparing the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for Nagpur Metro Phase III has progressed to the evaluation stage, with two firms submitting bids for the consultancy assignment. Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Limited (MahaMetro) has initiated technical scrutiny of the proposals, after which financial bids will be opened before awarding the contract. The DPR will define the scope of the proposed Phase III expansion, which is expected to be the largest addition to the Nagpur Metro network, covering multiple new corridors including Inner Ring Road, Sitabuldi Koradi, Butibori extension, and New Nagpur connectivity. Once a consultant is appointed, groundwork for surveys and planning is expected to commence next month, forming the basis for subsequent state and central approvals.Read more

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Ludhiana Improvement Trust schedules draw for 179 flats under Atal Apartment scheme on April 14

Ludhiana News Desk

16 Apr 2026

The Ludhiana Improvement Trust (LIT) has confirmed that the draw of lots for 179 flats under its Atal Apartment scheme will be conducted on April 14 in Ludhiana. The allocation includes 43 High Income Group (HIG) and 136 Middle Income Group (MIG) units, with over 1,500 applications received for the remaining inventory. The draw will be held at Nehru Sidhant Kendra, following scrutiny of applications and publication of the final applicant list. The project, located at Karnail Singh Nagar on Pakhowal Road, is currently under construction and is expected to be completed later in the year. The scheme remains LIT's only active housing project, reflecting continued demand for state-led residential supply in the city.Read more

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Delhi plans 19.2 km Yamuna elevated corridor alongside metro expansion to ease congestion and strengthen urban mobility

16 Apr 2026

The Delhi government has proposed a 19.2 km elevated road corridor along the Yamuna, stretching from Wazirabad to the DND Flyway, as part of a broader push to improve urban mobility and reduce congestion. The plan, reviewed in the past week, includes phased development of the corridor alongside metro expansion and multiple flyover projects. A 2.62 km flyover between Tripolia Gate and Barfkhana has also been proposed. The initiative is being considered alongside ongoing Delhi Metro Phase IV works, where over 100 km of network is under construction. The combined approach seeks to enhance north-south connectivity, reduce travel time across key traffic corridors, and strengthen integration between road and rail-based transport infrastructure in the capital.Read more

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Uttar Pradesh advances INR 2,200 crore Ghaziabad redevelopment plan with stadium and aerocity township

Ghaziabad News Desk

16 Apr 2026

The Uttar Pradesh government has approved a redevelopment plan worth approximately INR 2,200 crore for Ghaziabad, centred on an international cricket stadium and a 380-acre aerocity township in Raj Nagar Extension. Led by the Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA), the project includes a 37-acre stadium with a seating capacity exceeding 30,000 and an integrated urban hub featuring hotels, retail, business spaces, and residential complexes. The proposal, first conceptualised over a decade ago, has gained momentum in the past week following administrative clearances. The development also includes an international convention centre, sports academy, and green infrastructure. Positioned near the airport, the project aims to combine sports, tourism, and commercial activity within a single planned ecosystem.Read more

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Punjab eases environmental enforcement norms to allow sale deeds and electricity connections for homebuyers while continuing action against errant developers

16 Apr 2026

The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) has revised its enforcement approach to ensure that homebuyers are not penalised for environmental violations committed by developers in residential and commercial projects across Punjab. Under fresh directions issued in the past week, the Board has allowed execution of sale deeds and provision of electricity connections for individual buyers in projects that have breached pollution control norms. The move follows public complaints and recommendations of a committee constituted earlier this year, which found that earlier restrictions had caused significant hardship to buyers who were unaware of such violations. While relief has been extended to purchasers, the PPCB has maintained that strict legal and regulatory action will continue against non-compliant developers until full adherence to environmental norms is achieved.Read more

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Star Air to introduce 38 weekly flights connecting Mundra with six cities to enhance regional air connectivity from late April

16 Apr 2026

Regional airline Star Air has announced the launch of scheduled services connecting Mundra, Gujarat, with six cities across western and northern India, with operations set to commence later this month. The expansion will include 38 direct weekly flights and additional one-stop services, collectively adding over 17,000 seats per month. Key destinations include Mumbai, Hindon (Delhi-NCR), Goa (Mopa), and Surat, alongside indirect connectivity to Kolhapur and Bhuj. The move is aimed at strengthening air access to Mundra, a major port and industrial hub, where direct connectivity has remained limited. Operated using Embraer E175 aircraft, the new routes are expected to support business travel, logistics movement, and regional economic activity, particularly in Gujarat's Kutch region.Read more

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GMDA initiates drainage project along Old Delhi-Gurgaon Road to address recurring flooding across key stretch

Gurugram News Desk

15 Apr 2026

The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) has initiated a major drainage infrastructure project to address chronic waterlogging along the Old Delhi-Gurgaon Road, a critical arterial corridor in Gurugram. The proposed intervention involves constructing a continuous surface drainage network spanning approximately 7.5 km between Mahavir Chowk and the Kapashera border. The project, planned in the past week, aims to streamline stormwater flow and mitigate monsoon-related flooding that has affected mobility and adjacent urban areas for several years. The initiative forms part of GMDA's broader efforts to upgrade ageing infrastructure in older parts of the city, where rapid urbanisation and inadequate drainage systems have led to repeated disruptions. Implementation is expected to improve road usability and reduce flood-related damage.Read more

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