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%
Karur Vysya Bank: RLLR: 8.8 | 8.5% - 10.65%

Asset class : Infrastructure

GreenFortune rebrands as IndiFrame, positions itself as a full-stack fenestration brand targeting India’s unorganised windows and doors market

31 Jan 2026

GreenFortune Windows & Doors has rebranded as IndiFrame, marking a strategic shift aimed at building a trusted, consumer-facing windows and doors brand in India's largely unorganised fenestration market. Backed by funding of USD 5.55 million from a mix of global and Indian investors, IndiFrame seeks to introduce standardisation, performance-led products and end-to-end accountability in a segment dominated by fragmented local players. The rebrand reflects a structural separation between GreenFortune's materials-led business and IndiFrame's finished products and solutions offering, allowing sharper focus on homeowner needs. Operating across multiple states with pan-India execution capabilities, IndiFrame positions itself as a vertically integrated brand, controlling design, manufacturing, installation and after-sales service. The company aims to offer India-specific solutions tailored to local climatic and usage conditions, while expanding gradually across multiple materials beyond uPVC.Read more

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Andhra Pradesh extends layout regularisation scheme deadline to April 2026

31 Jan 2026

The Andhra Pradesh government has extended the Layout Regularisation Scheme (LRS) application deadline to April 23,2026, following multiple requests from citizens and real estate stakeholders. The scheme, aimed at regularising unauthorised plots in municipal and master plan areas (excluding Amaravati), has seen nearly 62,000 applications in the last six months. Applicants must pay a minimum fee of INR 10,000 and follow online submission procedures. Authorities have strengthened anti-bribery measures, fixed 15-day processing timelines, and linked LRS funds to local infrastructure improvements, while unregularised plots face strict restrictions including penalties and potential demolition.Read more

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DDA rolls out real-time sewage treatment monitoring for Delhi parks

Delhi News Desk

30 Jan 2026

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has unveiled plans to install automated real-time monitoring systems for sewage treatment plants (STPs) that supply treated water to almost 100 public parks across the city. The initiative aims to enhance the quality and reliability of treated wastewater used for irrigation and greenery maintenance, reducing dependence on manual checks and improving oversight of critical water-treatment parameters. Systems will continuously track indicators such as biochemical oxygen demand, chemical oxygen demand, total suspended solids, pH and treated water output, officials said. The authority has invited expressions of interest for the project, with bids expected from firms capable of deploying modern wastewater treatment technologies. The parks involved span multiple localities, and plant capacities range from small to medium-sized units. The move is designed to bolster park maintenance and support environmental goals by ensuring consistent and high-quality treated water is available for landscaping and public use.Read more

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Madurai railway division achieves high punctuality and reports INR 1,026 crore revenue

30 Jan 2026

The Madurai railway division has reported strong operational performance and financial results for the year to the end of December, achieving high punctuality rates and increased earnings, officials said. The division operated a large number of mail, express and passenger trains with punctuality exceeding 97 per cent, ranking it among the top performing divisions in the national network. Total revenue reached approximately INR 1,026 crore, reflecting growth across passenger, freight and non-fare segments. The division served tens of millions of passengers during the period and operated special trains to meet peak travel demand. Significant infrastructure works, including track renewals, level crossing eliminations and redevelopment of major stations, were highlighted as part of ongoing improvements. The division also completed full electrification of key sections and recorded strong freight operations, contributing to overall operational efficiency and service reliability.Read more

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Delhi CM launches INR 327 crore infrastructure projects to uplift jhuggi-jhopri clusters

Delhi News Desk

30 Jan 2026

Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta inaugurated infrastructure projects worth INR 327 crore targeting the city's jhuggi-jhopri (JJ) clusters, aiming to improve sanitation, lanes, and public facilities. Of the total allocation, INR 144 crore worth of work has already been awarded. The projects include public convenience complexes and cement concrete lane development. The government highlighted efforts to involve residents, particularly women, in planning and implementation. Officials stressed that these projects recognize the contribution of JJ residents to Delhi's growth and are intended to ensure development benefits reach the last mile.Read more

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Could India’s INR 9,800 crore boost give a new push to maritime development

30 Jan 2026

The Indian government is set to contribute INR 9,800 crore to the Maritime Development Fund (MDF) in the upcoming budget, forming its share of the fund's capital. The MDF, part of a broader INR 25,000 crore maritime support package approved by the cabinet, aims to lower financing costs for shipyards, coastal infrastructure, and inland waterways projects. By mobilising investments from public and private sources, the fund targets about INR 1.5 trillion by 2030. Experts believe it could accelerate fleet modernisation, improve competitiveness, and strengthen India's maritime sector in the long term.Read more

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Oswal Greenzo Energies secures 5 MW green hydrogen project at Deendayal Port

30 Jan 2026

Oswal Greenzo Energies has been awarded a 5 MW green hydrogen project at Deendayal Port, Kandla, under India's Sagarmala Initiative. The project, executed on an EPC basis, includes future expansion potential up to 10 MW. The plant is expected to produce 800 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, supporting clean energy use in port operations and mobility. The initiative aligns with the National Green Hydrogen Mission's efforts to reduce emissions in the maritime sector and establish green hydrogen hubs, targeting a transition to green vessels by 2047.Read more

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Mira-Bhayander flyover lane reduction sparks safety debate, MMRDA says design is intentional

30 Jan 2026

A new double decker flyover in Mira-Bhayander near Mumbai has drawn public attention after a viral post showed a section where the road appears to reduce from four lanes to two, raising safety concerns. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) clarified that the lane transition is a planned engineering decision due to right-of-way limits and future expansion plans. Activists and legal experts have questioned the safety and accountability of the design, citing past bridge failures and contractor issues. Officials insist the flyover includes safety features and provisions for widening.Read more

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Is Khapri railway station ready for a INR 4 crore makeover to boost passenger comfort?

30 Jan 2026

Khapri railway station, on the outskirts of Nagpur, is set for a major INR 4 crore infrastructure upgrade by Central Railway to improve safety, comfort, and basic commuter amenities. The project will refurbish all three platforms, strengthen roofing, and install proper drainage systems to prevent waterlogging. Circulation zones will be resurfaced with paver blocks, and structural steel works will be carried out for long-term durability. Electrical panels and upgraded water supply systems with CPVC pipelines, brass fittings, and stainless steel basins will support better functionality and hygiene, addressing long-standing deficiencies.Read more

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Titagarh Rail partners with ABB India to develop driverless metro propulsion systems

30 Jan 2026

Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd has partnered with ABB India to develop propulsion systems and enable technology transfer for 25 kV driverless metro projects. The agreement covers design, manufacturing, supply, testing, installation supervision, and TCMS technology transfer. TRSL will also gradually co-produce converters and traction motors. Building on a prior alliance with ABB, this collaboration strengthens India's metro TCMS capabilities for both 750 V and 25 kV systems. TRSL's Uttarpara facility is set to become a major manufacturing hub for metro and high-speed trains, supporting India's Atmanirbhar Bharat vision.Read more

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NTPC Green Energy to operationalise part of Khavda-I solar project in Gujarat

30 Jan 2026

NTPC Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of NTPC Green Energy Ltd, will commence commercial electricity supply from 130.47 MW of its 1,255 MW Khavda-I solar project in Gujarat. This capacity represents the tenth phase of the project and will be operational from January 29, 2026. With this addition, the total installed capacity of the NTPC Green Energy Group will increase from 8,347.78 MW to 8,478.25 MW. The Khavda-I project is being developed under the CPSU Scheme Phase-II, Tranche III, and is fully owned by NTPC Green Energy.Read more

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AAI plans INR 15,000 crore investment to modernise ATC and navigation systems by 2028

30 Jan 2026

The Airports Authority of India has outlined a capital investment plan of INR 15,000 crore to modernise air traffic control automation, navigation systems, and technical infrastructure across its airport network by the end of 2028. The roadmap follows a detailed assessment of airport systems, including their age and remaining operational life. The investment will be funded entirely through internal accruals. AAI expects to report revenue of INR 22,000 crore in the current financial year, matching last year's figure, which included a one-time gain.Read more

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Saudi Arabia pauses Mukaab megaproject construction amid funding review

30 Jan 2026

Saudi Arabia has temporarily halted construction of the Mukaab, the iconic cubic structure planned in Riyadh's New Murabba district, as part of a review of funding, feasibility, and strategic relevance under Vision 2030. While excavation and foundation work were completed, all further construction has been paused. Sources said the Public Investment Fund is prioritizing projects with faster economic returns, including infrastructure for World Expo 2030 and the 2034 FIFA World Cup. Surrounding real estate development will continue, but the future of the Mukaab structure remains uncertain.Read more

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Andhra Pradesh moves ahead with phase II of Amaravati master plan, invites global bids

30 Jan 2026

The Andhra Pradesh government has advanced Amaravati's development by launching phase II of the capital city project, covering nearly 16,000 acres under the land pooling scheme. Global consultancy firms have been invited to prepare a master plan integrating infrastructure, zoning, and economic strategies. The plan prioritizes residential, commercial, institutional, industrial, and green zones, along with major facilities like a global sports arena and an international airport. The initiative aims to prevent unplanned growth, provide long-term value for landowners, and ensure seamless integration with the existing phase I layout.Read more

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Gujarat leads India in renewable energy with focus on future growth

30 Jan 2026

Gujarat has emerged as India's leading state in renewable energy, contributing over 27 percent of the country's wind power and more than 64 percent of its own electricity from clean sources. Over 750,000 households have adopted rooftop solar, accounting for a significant share of India's solar capacity. Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi highlighted the state's strong industrial growth, robust renewable energy ecosystem, and upcoming policies under Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel. He also emphasized that international trade agreements and collaboration with industries and startups will help Gujarat scale innovation and manufacturing, strengthening its global role in renewable energy.Read more

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Is Telangana RTC ready to power 2,200 electric buses with new charging stations?

29 Jan 2026

Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) has begun setting up electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at 25 bus depots in the Greater Hyderabad area to support the planned deployment of 2,200 electric buses this year. Additional stations will come up at Suryapet, Sangareddy, and Nalgonda depots. Officials have estimated a 124 MW power requirement for these facilities and coordinated with the Telangana Southern Power Distribution Company to ensure proper electrical infrastructure. Work is expected to begin soon, with cost estimates targeted for completion by early February.Read more

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Bombay High Court orders Nagpur civic body to remove unauthorised constructions near Vidhan Bhavan

Nagpur News Desk

29 Jan 2026

The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court has directed the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) to act against unauthorised construction in two major buildings, including one opposite Vidhan Bhavan and another in Sadar. The court criticised over a decade of inaction and emphasised the seriousness of the violations. Demolition notices have been issued, giving owners a 15-day window to comply, failing which NMC will demolish the structures and recover costs. Past irregularities date back to 2004, with concerns over safety and proximity to sensitive establishments highlighted by petitioners.Read more

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Radisson Hotel Group expands footprint in India’s fast-growing spiritual tourism hubs with new hotel openings

29 Jan 2026

Radisson Hotel Group is expanding its presence in India's rapidly evolving spiritual tourism circuit with new hotel openings planned in Shirdi, Puri, Indore and Ujjain. The expansion reflects a strategic focus on emerging pilgrimage destinations that are witnessing rising domestic travel demand, supported by infrastructure upgrades and government-led faith tourism initiatives. Religious tourism remains a key driver of India's hospitality sector, with the Ministry of Tourism estimating over 1,439 million religious visits in 2022, generating revenue of around INR 1.34 trillion. Cities such as Ujjain, which attracted more than 52.8 million visitors in 2023, along with Puri, Shirdi and Indore, continue to record steady footfalls. Radisson's move positions it early in markets where demand is expected to deepen, creating long-term opportunities for organised hospitality growth.Read more

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Maharashtra mandates EV charging stations at MSRTC fuel outlets

29 Jan 2026

Maharashtra has directed that all new fuel outlets on MSRTC land must include electric vehicle (EV) charging stations alongside conventional diesel and CNG facilities. Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik emphasized that while nearly 90% of the current MSRTC bus fleet runs on diesel, the state is gradually transitioning to electric buses, with future procurements prioritizing e-buses. The policy, implemented through a public-private partnership model, aims to provide convenient multi-fuel access for commuters, generate revenue for MSRTC, and strengthen the state's eco-friendly transport infrastructure, supporting broader environmental and sustainable mobility goals.Read more

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Bengaluru residents urge quick action to complete suburban rail corridor

29 Jan 2026

Bengaluru citizens have asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to intervene in accelerating Corridor 1 of the Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project (BSRP), connecting the city centre to Kempegowda International Airport. Sanctioned in 2020 with an estimated cost of INR 15,767 crore, the project faced repeated delays, with no work started even after over five years. Local groups emphasize the need for timely funding, land acquisition, and execution. They hope direct government support can help commission the corridor by early 2028, benefiting around two crore commuters.Read more

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