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Infrastructure News

Ranchi plans metro corridors, flyovers and wider roads to ease urban traffic pressure

18 Feb 2026

Ranchi's urban development department has submitted a detailed mobility plan to the central government aimed at improving traffic flow and public transport in the city. The proposal covers widening and upgrading about 160 km of key roads, construction of nine flyovers at congested junctions, and improvements to pedestrian and cycling infrastructure. It also includes plans for three proposed metro corridors spanning nearly 51 km, which have been sent for feasibility studies. The plan seeks to address long-standing congestion and parking challenges across major city areas.Read more

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NHAI to create ‘Bee Corridors’ along national highways to ease ecological stress

18 Feb 2026

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) will develop dedicated Bee Corridors along national highways to support pollinator conservation and reduce ecological stress, the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) said on Tuesday. At least three such corridors are planned for 2026-27, beginning April 1. The initiative will involve planting continuous stretches of bee-friendly vegetation, including flowering trees and plants that provide nectar and pollen throughout the year. Around 40 lakh trees are proposed to be planted along highways in 2026-27, with nearly 60 per cent under the Bee Corridor programme. The corridors will be developed on selected highway stretches and vacant NHAI land parcels, with planting clusters spaced 500 metres to 1 kilometre apart to align with the average foraging distance of honeybees and wild pollinators.Read more

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Godrej Enterprises wins aviation security contract at Cochin International Airport

18 Feb 2026

Godrej Enterprises Group (GEG) on Tuesday said its Security Solutions business has secured a contract from Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) to deploy next-generation gates and an integrated perimeter security system at the airport. The mandate includes installation of Under Vehicle Scanning Systems (UVSS) integrated with Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology and high-performance tyre killers across key access points. The deployment will cover entry and exit gates of both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, enabling end-to-end monitoring of vehicular movement. The project marks CIAL's first large-scale implementation of a comprehensive vehicular access control system. GEG said the order strengthens its footprint in the aviation security segment, particularly in southern India, amid rising demand for advanced, regulation-ready airport security infrastructure.Read more

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Torrent Power to acquire Nabha Power from L&T for INR 6,889 crore

18 Feb 2026

Torrent Power has agreed to acquire 100 per cent equity in Nabha Power from L&T Power Development for INR 6,889 crore, pending regulatory approvals. NPL operates a 1,400 MW supercritical coal plant in Punjab under a 25-year PPA, with secure coal supply agreements. The acquisition will expand Torrent Power's operational capacity from 5 GW to 6.4 GW, strengthen cash flows, and enhance profitability from day one. NPL reported revenues of INR 4,866 crore and adjusted EBITDA of INR 1,153 crore in FY25, reflecting high operational efficiency with a 95.36% plant availability.Read more

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Vayona Energy secures first 64.8 MW wind turbine supply deal in Andhra Pradesh

18 Feb 2026

Vayona Energy has signed its first deal to supply 18 SG 3.6-145 wind turbines, totaling 64.8 MW, for a project in Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh, alongside a long-term maintenance contract. The company began operations in December 2025 after TPG and MAVCO Investments acquired the wind turbine manufacturer from Siemens Gamesa. Wind turbines convert wind energy into electricity, contributing to India's renewable energy growth. The Kadapa project highlights Vayona Energy's entry into India's wind energy sector and signals potential future growth opportunities as demand for clean energy infrastructure rises.Read more

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AI could help reduce accidents and pollution in India’s road transport sector

18 Feb 2026

AI is emerging as a vital tool for improving road safety and controlling pollution in India. Government officials believe that technologies such as vehicle-to-vehicle communication, automated data capture, and AI-driven monitoring can reduce accidents, maintain accurate records, and improve enforcement of traffic rules. Additionally, AI-based education programs in schools could raise awareness among young drivers. Pilot efforts, such as collaboration with IIT Madras, aim to make these solutions practical and impactful in urban areas where traffic fatalities and pollution are of particular concern.Read more

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Transrail Lighting strengthens domestic EPC book with INR 2,350 crore order wins

18 Feb 2026

Transrail Lighting has won new domestic EPC contracts worth INR 2,350 crore, mainly in the transmission and distribution segment, along with civil and poles and lighting works. With these additions, the company's FY26 order inflows have crossed INR 7,980 crore. The latest transmission orders largely involve 765 kV lines, indicating strong execution capability. The company also remains the lowest bidder for projects exceeding INR 800 crore and continues to see a healthy bidding pipeline across domestic and international markets.Read more

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Texmaco Rail secures INR 27.67 crore order for Mysore railway electrification maintenance

18 Feb 2026

Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd has secured a maintenance contract worth INR 27.67 crore from South Western Railway for the Mysore division, covering 1,046 track kilometres of electrification infrastructure. The two-year mandate includes routine, emergency, and preventive maintenance to ensure uninterrupted traction power operations. With this addition, Texmaco's OHE and power supply maintenance portfolio has grown to 3,702.62 track kilometres across various Indian Railways divisions and select DFCCIL sections. The order reinforces the company's position in railway electrification services.Read more

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Desco Infratech secures INR 40.43 crore orders to expand into solar and power infrastructure

18 Feb 2026

Desco Infratech Limited has secured purchase orders worth INR 40.43 crore from Sun Drops Energia Limited and KP Energy Limited, covering solar infrastructure and cable-laying works in Gujarat. With a strong track record in the City Gas Distribution sector, the company is now leveraging its expertise to expand into power and renewable energy infrastructure. Structured systems, trained workforce, and safety-focused execution enable Desco to strengthen its multi-vertical presence. The company aims to deliver long-term value while contributing to India's evolving energy ecosystem.Read more

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Delhi–Ghaziabad–Meerut Namo Bharat corridor to become fully operational this month

18 Feb 2026

The Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut Namo Bharat Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) is nearing full commissioning, with the remaining sections set for inauguration later this month. The 82 km corridor, India's first semi highspeed RRTS, has been opened in phases since October 2023 and already carries over 22 million passenger trips. The final segments include a 5 km Delhi stretch and a 21 km Meerut extension, which will also support Meerut Metro services on shared tracks. The Uttar Pradesh government has allocated INR 1 crore in the 2026-27 budget to manage operational costs, reflecting strong state support for the project.Read more

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