28 Mar 2026

Bhopal Municipal Corporation has presented a budget of about INR 3,938 crore for FY 2026-27, keeping property tax and water charges unchanged while increasing sewage fees. The budget focuses strongly on improving water supply and sewage infrastructure, with major investments in pipelines, treatment facilities and household tap connections. Projects under AMRUT 2.0 continue to drive expansion. Despite the relief on taxes, the civic body has projected a deficit of around INR 108 crore, reflecting financial pressure amid rising infrastructure needs and growing urban demand.Read more

27 Mar 2026

The Delhi government has presented a INR 1.037 lakh crore budget for FY27, outlining allocations across infrastructure, urban development, transport and social welfare. The budget designates 21 per cent of total spending towards environmental initiatives, while key sectors such as education, health, transport and urban development receive significant allocations. Measures include expansion of electric public transport, road upgrades, water and sewage infrastructure, and new urban facilities. The plan also introduces welfare schemes covering healthcare, women's support and education, alongside proposals for semiconductor policy development and disaster management infrastructure. The budget reflects a combined focus on urban infrastructure, environmental measures and service delivery improvements.Read more

26 Mar 2026

Delhi Chief Minister and Finance Minister Rekha Gupta presented the 2026-27 budget with a total outlay of around INR 1,03,700 crore, positioning it as a & green budget focused on infrastructure, connectivity, and urban development. The government projected tax revenue of INR 74,000 crore and significant allocations across sectors, including public works, power, water management, and municipal support. Key announcements included road upgrades, flyover expansion, dust-free road initiatives, and strengthened firefighting systems. The budget also emphasized development in trans-Yamuna areas and industrial zones.Read more

26 Mar 2026

A debate in the Rajya Sabha has brought attention to a significant gap between the Union Budget estimates and revised figures. TMC MP Saket Gokhale alleged that the NDA government revised its 2025-26 Budget Estimate by nearly INR 10 lakh crore. He highlighted major reductions in allocations across key sectors such as housing, sanitation, and employment, and raised concerns over underutilisation of funds in schemes like the Jal Jeevan Mission. The government was also criticised for high debt servicing costs and pending dues to states, particularly West Bengal.Read more

25 Mar 2026

Delhi's economic survey for 2025-26 indicates steady growth, with per capita income expected to reach around INR 5,31,610, marking a rise of nearly 8 per cent. The report highlights strong infrastructure, welfare spending, and a services-led economy as key drivers. While the government continues to maintain a revenue surplus, higher capital expenditure has led to an increase in fiscal deficit. Tax collections are projected to grow significantly, supported largely by GST and VAT. Overall, the data reflects a stable financial position with increased public spending aimed at long-term development.Read more

25 Mar 2026

The Thane Municipal Corporation has presented its INR 6,221.12 crore budget for the 2026-27 financial year, focusing on infrastructure, healthcare, education, and basic civic services while keeping municipal taxes unchanged. Revenue income is estimated at INR 4,078 crore, with the gap to be managed through internal earnings, grants, and borrowings. Key allocations include waste management, water supply, and ward-level facilities. The administration has also highlighted financial discipline, improved transparency, and sustainable development, while targeting completion of major ongoing civic projects by the end of 2026.Read more

25 Mar 2026

Delhi's per capita income is projected to reach INR 5,31,610 at current prices as per the Advance Estimates for 2025-26, reflecting a growth of 7.92% over the previous financial year. The economic survey presented in the Delhi Assembly also indicates that the city's per capita income remains significantly higher than the national average, at nearly 2.5 times. Alongside this, Delhi's Gross State Domestic Product is expected to grow by 9.42%, while revenue surplus and tax collections are also budgeted to increase, highlighting overall economic expansion.Read more

20 Mar 2026

The Chhattisgarh legislative assembly, led by the Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly, approved the state's budget for FY 2026-27 with a total appropriation of INR 1.87 lakh crore and a net outlay of INR 1.72 lakh crore. Finance Minister O P Choudhary outlined that the budget focuses on inclusive growth, infrastructure, and welfare schemes. Key allocations include agriculture support, women's empowerment, and new missions in AI, tourism, and startups. The state also highlighted strong economic growth and ongoing policy efforts aimed at long-term development.Read more

17 Mar 2026

Akasa Air has entered into a strategic collaboration with Noida International Airport to establish an aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility within the airport premises. The initiative aims to strengthen India's aviation infrastructure and support the development of a domestic MRO ecosystem. The facility will handle a wide range of aircraft maintenance activities and is expected to improve operational efficiency while creating employment opportunities and promoting skill development in the region. The project also comes as India's aviation sector expands rapidly and seeks greater self-reliance in maintenance services.Read more

16 Mar 2026

Maharashtra is expected to contribute USD 1.5 trillion toward India's USD 5-trillion economy target by FY27, driven by infrastructure expansion, industrial growth, and strong investments. Key projects like the Mumbai Coastal Road, Atal Setu, and Navi Mumbai International Airport are enhancing connectivity and employment opportunities. Investments of nearly INR 2.96 lakh crore this year are projected to create around 3 lakh jobs. The state's focus on infrastructure, housing, and industrial development is transforming Mumbai into a competitive urban hub, supported by MoUs worth INR 30 lakh crore at international forums.Read more