SBI Term Loan: RLLR: 8.15 | 7.25% - 8.45%
Canara Bank: RLLR: 8 | 7.15% - 10%
ICICI Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.5% - 9.65%
Punjab & Sind Bank: RLLR: 7.3 | 7.3% - 10.7%
Bank of Baroda: RLLR: 7.9 | 7.2% - 8.95%
Federal Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.75% - 10%
IndusInd Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.5% - 9.75%
Bank of Maharashtra: RLLR: 8.05 | 7.1% - 9.15%
Yes Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.4% - 10.54%
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Infrastructure News

Raxaul Airport expansion gains pace with INR 208 crore land funding

10 Feb 2026

The expansion of Raxaul Airport in Bihar has moved forward after the state government released INR 207.70 crore for land acquisition and compensation. The project focuses on extending the runway to 2,360 metres, allowing operations of larger commercial aircraft and defence jets. Located close to the India-Nepal border, the airport holds strategic and economic importance. Once upgraded, the facility is expected to support future passenger services and strengthen regional connectivity, while also enhancing emergency and defence readiness in the border belt.Read more

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Delhi tests signal-free traffic movement at Rajghat crossing to ease congestion

10 Feb 2026

Delhi's Public Works Department has begun a pilot initiative to ease traffic congestion at the Rajghat and Shanti Van intersections on Ring Road by removing traffic signals and introducing a structured U-turn system. The trial aims to reduce stoppages and improve vehicle flow on this high-traffic corridor connecting central, north and east Delhi. Road safety elements such as reflective lane markers, flexible medians and advance signage have been added to support the change. Officials will study traffic movement during the trial before considering similar interventions at other congested junctions in the city.Read more

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Surat Airport to add Noida, Navi Mumbai and Mumbai flights under summer schedule

10 Feb 2026

Surat Airport is preparing to expand its domestic connectivity with three new flight services under the upcoming summer schedule. The airport is set to receive a daily flight to Noida's Jewar airport, a five-day-a-week service to Navi Mumbai, and an early morning flight to Mumbai that is currently under final review. The return of the Mumbai route after a four-year gap is expected to improve travel convenience. Aviation officials believe these additions will strengthen Surat's role as a regional air hub.Read more

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Maharashtra to push comprehensive upgrade of Baramati Airport

10 Feb 2026

The Maharashtra government has decided to move ahead with the comprehensive development of Baramati airport to address safety gaps and infrastructure limitations. The plan includes strengthening the runway, installing modern navigation systems and improving air traffic monitoring, following concerns raised after a recent aircraft accident near the airstrip. The Maharashtra Airport Development Company Limited will lead the upgrade process. Baramati airport currently operates with limited facilities and no full-time air traffic control, relying mainly on visual conditions. The redevelopment aims to improve safety and support regional connectivity, with the state also reviewing whether existing plans need revision to meet current aviation standards.Read more

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New Vaitarna rail bridges to ease congestion on Mumbai's Virar Dahanu corridor

10 Feb 2026

Work is progressing on a major rail infrastructure upgrade along Mumbai's Western Railway corridor with the replacement of the Vaitarna River railway bridge under the Virar& Dahanu Road quadrupling project. Led by the Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation, the project will expand the existing two-track section into a four-track corridor, allowing suburban and long-distance trains to run on separate lines. Two new bridges are being built to replace the ageing structure, improving capacity and reliability. One bridge is nearing completion, while the second is scheduled for commissioning by March 2027. The project is expected to ease congestion, improve punctuality and strengthen rail connectivity in the northern Mumbai Metropolitan Region.Read more

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Bharat Taxi begins operations with driver ownership model in Delhi-NCR and Gujarat

10 Feb 2026

Bharat Taxi, India's first co-operative ride-hailing platform, has been launched by Union Cooperation Minister Shri Amit Shah in Delhi-NCR and Gujarat, with plans for pan-India expansion over three years. Developed by eight major co-operative organisations, including Amul, it gives drivers ownership, fair profit sharing, and social security coverage. Operating on a zero-commission, surge-free model, the platform allows bookings for cars, three-wheelers, and two-wheelers. Over 2.5 lakh drivers and 8.5 lakh passengers have joined. The platform prioritises driver welfare, women's safety, and cooperative governance through direct profit distribution and representation on its board.Read more

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How CIDCO is guiding Maharashtra's urban growth through infrastructure-led planning

09 Feb 2026

The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) of Maharashtra is driving an infrastructure-led approach to guide and stabilise urban growth across the state. Built on the vision of creating self-sufficient, well-planned cities, CIDCO focuses on integrating housing, transport, utilities and social infrastructure within unified master plans. Its flagship development, Navi Mumbai, continues to reflect this philosophy as the state faces rapid urban expansion. Current initiatives include coordinated transport networks, improved water supply systems and connectivity projects linked to major infrastructure such as the Navi Mumbai International Airport. Through planned growth across nodes like Panvel and Ulwe, CIDCO aims to balance urban scale with liveability, sustainability and long-term resilience.Read more

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LeafyBus and Eicher to deploy 100 intercity electric sleeper buses across India

09 Feb 2026

LeafyBus Electric Mobility and Eicher Trucks & Buses have formed a strategic partnership to deploy 100 electric intercity sleeper buses across India, aiming to expand zero-emission travel on medium- and long-distance routes. Under the agreement, LeafyBus will supply electric powertrain systems, while Eicher will handle bus body manufacturing and market rollout. The electric sleeper buses are designed for overnight travel, offering improved comfort, lower noise and reduced operating costs for operators. The rollout will focus on major intercity corridors, supported by growing government incentives for electric mobility. The partnership reflects rising interest in sustainable commercial transport as battery technology and charging infrastructure continue to improve nationwide.Read more

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Railway projects in Kerala face delays as land acquisition lags despite record central funding

09 Feb 2026

Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has flagged land acquisition as a major constraint affecting the progress of railway projects in Kerala, noting that only about 14 per cent of the required land has been acquired so far. Speaking in the Rajya Sabha, the minister said the Centre has allocated INR 3,795 crore for railway development in the state this year, a tenfold increase compared to earlier years. He underlined that several capacity expansion projects are underway, which could nearly double rail line capacity in Kerala, but stressed that progress depends heavily on support from the state government. Vaishnaw also indicated that the Centre remains open to reconsidering a high-speed rail corridor, provided environmental concerns are addressed and land acquisition moves forward.Read more

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Mumbadevi robotic parking tower work halted as contractor sues BMC for INR 55 crore

Mumbai News Desk

09 Feb 2026

The robotic parking tower near Mumbai's Mumbadevi temple, planned at INR 122 crore for 600 vehicles, remains stalled due to heritage and aesthetics concerns raised in mid 2024. The contractor, M/s SMS Limited, has issued a legal notice to the BMC seeking INR 55 crore in damages, citing unjustified suspension and mounting costs. BMC officials maintain that the project had no irregularities and warned of rising expenses, while local traders stress the need for the facility. The dispute highlights tensions between urban development and cultural preservation.Read more

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