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Federal Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.75% - 10%
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Infrastructure News

Delhi to develop inter state bus terminal on reclaimed Bhalswa landfill land

13 Mar 2026

The Delhi government is moving ahead with plans to build an inter state bus terminus (ISBT) on about 20 acres of land reclaimed from the Bhalswa landfill. The project aims to improve bus connectivity from northern states and enhance passenger facilities in the city's north. The landfill is one of three major sites targeted for removal by next year. Alongside this, Delhi will induct 200 new electric buses this month, expanding its fleet to a projected 7,500 by year end. Upgrades to depots, automated testing stations, and EV charging infrastructure are also part of the city's wider transport modernization plans.Read more

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Noida International Airport receives DGCA aerodrome licence, clearing a key regulatory step ahead of commercial flight operations

Noida News Desk

13 Mar 2026

Noida International Airport at Jewar in Gautam Buddha Nagar district has received an aerodrome licence from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), marking a critical regulatory milestone ahead of the launch of scheduled commercial operations. The licence certifies that the airport's infrastructure, operational procedures, navigation systems, and safety protocols comply with national civil aviation regulations. The approval follows security vetting by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) and allows the airport operator to advance preparations for passenger and cargo services. Officials indicated that the start of commercial flights will be finalised after approval of the Aerodrome Security Programme by BCAS and coordination with airlines and government authorities. Developed as a greenfield airport serving the National Capital Region and western Uttar Pradesh, the facility's first phase includes a runway and a terminal designed to handle up to 12 million passengers annually.Read more

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New Indore–Hyderabad highway with mountain tunnels expected to improve interstate travel

13 Mar 2026

A new highway corridor connecting Indore in Madhya Pradesh with Hyderabad is progressing steadily and is expected to improve road connectivity between central and southern India. The four-lane highway forms part of the Indore Ichhapur National Highway and includes three tunnels through difficult mountainous terrain to remove dangerous ghat sections. Officials from the National Highways Authority of India recently reviewed the project and indicated that the corridor is likely to be completed by December 2026. Once operational, the route is expected to reduce travel time, improve road safety and support smoother movement of passenger and commercial vehicles.Read more

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Grew Solar wins repeat INR 500 crore order for high-efficiency PV modules

13 Mar 2026

Grew Solar has secured a repeat order worth around INR 500 crore from an Independent Power Producer to supply its high-efficiency solar PV modules. The order is intended to support upcoming utility-scale solar projects at multiple locations across India. The company operates a 6.5 GW module manufacturing plant in Dudu, Rajasthan, with plans to expand to 11.0 GW, and is setting up an 8.0 GW solar cell facility in Narmadapuram, Madhya Pradesh. This new order reinforces the company's position in India's growing solar energy sector.Read more

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TruBridge launches global capability centre in Chennai to expand revenue cycle management and healthcare technology operations

13 Mar 2026

US-based healthcare solutions provider TruBridge has established a global capability centre (GCC) in Chennai to expand its technology-enabled revenue cycle management (RCM) operations and strengthen its global delivery network. The centre has been set up in partnership with consulting firm Zinnov and will initially focus on services including accounts receivable management, medical coding, consulting and related RCM support for hospitals. The facility begins operations with an initial workforce of 57 professionals and is expected to scale significantly over the next 12-18 months as capabilities expand. TruBridge, which supports over 1,500 healthcare clients and employs around 3,500 people globally, said the India expansion is aimed at strengthening operational capacity, advancing healthcare technology innovation and improving financial outcomes for healthcare providers. The centre will operate as part of the company's global service network while adhering to established data privacy and compliance standards.Read more

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Mumbai to develop entry arches with parks, parking and amenities at key city points

Mumbai News Desk

13 Mar 2026

Mumbai's civic administration is moving forward with a plan to build distinctive entry arches at major entry points, complemented by practical amenities. The mayor recently visited Vashi, Airoli, and Mulund entry points to review progress and fast-track planning. The arches will be accompanied by landscaped parks, parking spaces, air conditioned restrooms, and designated stalls for local entrepreneurs and community groups. Additionally, a transport and commercial hub is being planned at the former Dahisar octroi site, integrating bus services, retail spaces, and hotels to improve connectivity and revenue generation.Read more

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Opening of Chennai MRTS Velachery–St Thomas Mount extension and initial Phase-2 Metro stretch delayed due to pending approvals and incomplete works

Chennai News Desk

13 Mar 2026

The launch of two major urban rail projects in Chennai the MRTS extension from Velachery to St Thomas Mount and the first operational stretch of Chennai Metro Phase-2 has been delayed, postponing services that were expected to begin in early March. The 4.5 km MRTS extension, built at a cost of about INR 734 crore, is awaiting final safety certification from the Chief Commissioner of Railway Safety (CCRS) before passenger operations can commence. At the same time, the initial 14.6 km section of Metro Phase-2 between Poonamallee Bypass and Vadapalani has received conditional clearance but cannot open until remaining construction works, including deck slab installations on a double-decker viaduct, are completed. The two projects are expected to strengthen multimodal connectivity in the city by linking suburban rail, MRTS and metro networks once operational.Read more

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Gujarat to monitor over 1.5 lakh public assets through new digital safety portal

13 Mar 2026

The Gujarat government has launched a statewide system to digitally track and monitor more than 1.5 lakh public assets through an Asset Safety Monitoring Portal. The platform will integrate information on roads, bridges, government buildings and other infrastructure to ensure regular inspection and maintenance. A directive issued by the General Administration Department requires officials to upload inspection reports and photographs through the portal. District collectors and municipal commissioners will conduct periodic reviews, while a dedicated monitoring cell will oversee operations at the state level. The system is expected to help authorities identify structural risks early and ensure timely repairs.Read more

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Vizhinjam port plans world-class cruise village on 20 acres near seaport

13 Mar 2026

Vizhinjam International Seaport in Kerala is moving ahead with plans to develop a 20-acre cruise village to support international cruise tourism. The port operator has formally submitted the proposal to state authorities, and it is under government review. The project is designed to align with future port expansion phases and provide a dedicated hub for cruise passengers, with facilities like lounges, baggage handling, customs, and transport connectivity to nearby tourist destinations. The initiative strengthens Vizhinjam's position as a growing maritime and cruise tourism hub.Read more

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Cabinet approves revised INR 3,630.77 crore cost for road connectivity to Jewar airport

13 Mar 2026

The Union Cabinet has approved a revised project cost of INR 3,630.77 crore to develop a road corridor connecting the upcoming Noida International Airport at Jewar with major expressway networks in the National Capital Region. The 31.42-km greenfield corridor will link the airport to the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway through the DND Faridabad-Ballabhgarh-Sohna spur. Around 11 km of the road will be elevated to ensure smooth traffic flow. The project aims to improve access from Delhi, Faridabad and Gurugram and support passenger and cargo movement once the airport begins operations.Read more

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