29 May 2026

Haryana has announced a wider technology-led pollution control plan for the National Capital Region (NCR), focusing on electric mobility, industrial emission monitoring and stricter checks on polluting vehicles. The state plans to introduce 925 electric buses across key cities including Gurugram and Faridabad while implementing a “No PUCC, No Fuel” policy from October 1, 2026. Authorities are also expanding air quality monitoring infrastructure, linking industrial units with real-time emission tracking systems and increasing enforcement against end-of-life vehicles. The move comes as NCR states continue facing pressure to strengthen long-term clean air measures beyond seasonal restrictions.Read more

28 May 2026

JSW Energy has raised INR 4,000 crore through a qualified institutions placement (QIP) by issuing 7.61 crore equity shares to eligible institutional buyers. The company allotted shares at INR 525 each, reflecting a 1.69 per cent discount to the floor price of INR 534.05 per share. The fundraising was approved by the finance committee of the board after receiving application forms and funds in the escrow account from institutional investors. The capital raise comes as the company continues to expand its power generation portfolio and strengthen its long-term growth plans in the energy sector.Read more

28 May 2026

• Indian Railways will float fresh bids for the INR 946 crore redevelopment of Vijayawada railway station after limited participation in the earlier tender process.
• The project is part of the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme focused on upgrading major railway stations with modern passenger facilities and commercial infrastructure.
• Vijayawada Junction, one of India’s busiest railway hubs, is planned to be redeveloped with new concourses, better connectivity, upgraded platforms, parking and passenger amenities.
• Railway authorities are expected to revise tender conditions to attract stronger investor and developer interest in the large-scale station project.
• The redevelopment is expected to support passenger growth, improve traffic movement and strengthen railway infrastructure in Andhra Pradesh.Read more

28 May 2026

The Telangana government has revised tender rules for its Hybrid Annuity Model (HAM) road projects by capping excess bids at 5% above estimated project costs. The move applies to road development works worth nearly INR 13,000 crore and is aimed at improving cost control, transparency and faster execution. The state is currently implementing hundreds of road projects across districts under the HAM model to improve connectivity and support industrial growth. Officials said the revised norms would help avoid inflated quotations while maintaining contractor participation amid rising construction costs, including higher bitumen, fuel and material prices.Read more

28 May 2026

• ONGC's board met on 26 May 2026 in New Delhi, approving an in-principle 50:50 joint venture with Gujarat Maritime Board to develop a 5 MMTPA liquid port at Dahej, Gujarat, pending DIPAM and partner approvals.
• Standalone net profit for FY 2025–26 stood at INR 32,894 crore, down from INR 35,610 crore the previous year; consolidated net profit rose to INR 49,793 crore.
• A final dividend of INR 1 per share was recommended, and a USD 325 million abandonment liability guarantee for the BC-10 block in Brazil was approved.Read more

28 May 2026

The Maharashtra government has accelerated plans for redevelopment of the Worli jetty in Mumbai, with proposals for a helipad, water transport integration and emergency service infrastructure at the Coastal Road site. The project is being coordinated between the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), Maharashtra Maritime Board (MMB) and other state agencies. Authorities are evaluating long-term public use of the temporary jetties constructed during the Mumbai Coastal Road project, including passenger water transport, medical emergency services and coastal connectivity infrastructure.Read more

28 May 2026

Saatvik Green Energy has received an order worth INR 171.45 crore for supplying solar modules for a utility-scale solar project in India. The order involves TOPCon bifacial glass-glass solar PV modules, which generate electricity from both sides of the panel, improving energy output compared to conventional systems. The modules will be supplied to a domestic independent power producer. The company noted that this order reflects continued demand for advanced solar technologies in large-scale renewable projects, as India expands its clean energy capacity and strengthens solar manufacturing and deployment across key industrial segments.Read more

28 May 2026

PVV Infra is expanding its presence in India’s highway infrastructure sector with plans to pursue 13 National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) wayside amenities projects across key road corridors. The company has already bid for projects on the Gwalior-Jhansi stretch and near Ujjain, while more bids are being prepared for the Delhi-Dehradun corridor. The proposed developments will include fuel stations, EV charging points, food courts, truck terminals, retail spaces and rest facilities. The move comes as NHAI continues to push organised highway infrastructure to support rising traffic movement, logistics demand and long-distance travel across the country.Read more

28 May 2026

• Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) is expanding last-mile connectivity services across Delhi-NCR through integrated mobility solutions linked with metro stations.
• The initiative includes bike taxis, auto-rickshaws and cab services integrated with metro travel through digital platforms and mobile applications.
• DMRC has partnered with Sahkar Taxi Cooperative Ltd. to improve first- and last-mile transport access for daily commuters.
• Additional metro train trips and station connectivity upgrades are also being introduced to improve commuter movement and reduce dependence on private vehicles.
• The move is part of DMRC’s broader focus on sustainable urban transport, multimodal connectivity and improved public transport usage in Delhi-NCR.Read more

28 May 2026

Daman’s new civil airport is expected to become operational in June as authorities prepare to introduce commercial flight connectivity from the Union Territory. Developed at an estimated cost of INR 97 crore, the airport project is aimed at improving regional air connectivity, tourism access and economic activity in Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu. The first phase is expected to include flight services to Delhi, while additional connectivity to Mumbai and Ahmedabad is planned in subsequent stages as part of broader regional infrastructure development efforts.Read more