Vikramaditya seeks Centre’s financial assistance for developing new cities
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Vikramaditya seeks Centre’s financial assistance for developing new cities
The urban development minister Vikramaditya Singh has sought financial assistance, technical support, planning framework for developing new cities in order to decongest the existing towns of the state from Centre. Vikramaditya on Union minister for power, housing and urban affairs Manohar Lal Khatt»»»
India, Sri Lanka review key power projects; reaffirm commitment to strengthening energy partnership
New Delhi [India], August 7 (ANI): India and Sri Lanka on Friday reviewed bilateral cooperation in the power sector at a meeting in New Delhi. The Indian delegation was led by Union Minister of Power and Housing & Urban Affairs, Manohar Lal, while the Lankan delegation was led by Anura Karunathilak»»»
India, Bhutan sign Rs 4,000-crore credit pact, review development projects
India reaffirmed its role as Bhutan's largest development partner NEW DELHI: India and Bhutan on Thursday reviewed the progress of New Delhi-backed development projects in the Himalayan nation and signed a Rs 4,000-crore concessional line of credit agreement, while also expanding cooperation in the»»»
CM Shivakumar announces one more Karnataka Bhavan in Delhi for civil servant aspirants
Karnataka's Cabinet has greenlit significant developments, including a new Karnataka Bhavan in Delhi for competitive exam aspirants, costing Rs 80 crore. The state will also acquire 620 new buses for transport corporations and invest heavily in healthcare, with a Rs 100 crore super-speciality hospi»»»
Property ownership norms in unauthorised colonies eased
Add TNIE As A Trusted Source NEW DELHI: In a major relief to lakhs of property owners in 1,511 unauthorised colonies in the national capital, the Centre on Tuesday announced a revised “as is where is” based policy to simplify and speed up the regularisation process. This includes ... »»»
Extreme heat to test India's power and water supply this summer
NEW DELHI - Rising temperatures and forecasts of more hot days in 2026 are expected to put fresh pressure on India’s electricity and water systems, new research shows, highlighting how extreme heat is increasingly straining the country’s infrastructure. The India Meteorological Department warns man»»»
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