Top Indian Infrastructure Industry News & Updates - 19 March 2026,Thursday
🏢 Industry & SEZ
Cabinet approves ₹33,660 crore BHAVYA scheme to develop 100 industrial parks
📝 Gulshan Group to invest Rs 1000 crore to build Taj-branded hotel, residences in Noida
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🏘 Real Estate
📝 JSW Realty inks pact to redevelop Malabar Court in South Mumbai
📝 Godrej Properties acquires 20-acre land in Bengaluru, aims Rs 1,350 cr revenue from housing project
📝 ‘Genuine homebuyers can’t be left to suffer’: PMLA court orders restoration of over 2,000 SRS Group flats to their buyers
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🛍 Cement
📝 UltraTech to pick up 26% in Sunsure Solarpark Seven
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🚙 Roads & Highways
National Highway projects’ labour pool come from 53 districts across 8 states
The execution of national highway projects by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) remains heavily dependent on workers from a limited set of districts, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
National Highway quality complaints surge over 60% in FY26: MoRTH informs Rajya Sabha
Even as the Centre continues to push record investment into road infrastructure, the public complaint over the quality of National Highways has registered a steep increase of over 60% compared to the previous year, according to data tabled in Rajya Sabha.
Union Cabinet approves ₹6,969 crore Barabanki-Bahraich highway project
New Delhi: The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a 101-kilometre national highway project between Barabanki and Bahraich in Uttar Pradesh, estimated to cost ₹6,969 crore.
Cube Highways Trust files for conversion of pvt InvIT into public InvIT; to raise Rs 5000 crore via OFS
Cube Highways Trust, sponsored by Cube Highways and Infrastructure, on Wednesday said it has filed for conversion of its private InvIT (infrastructure investment trust) into public InvIT with a ₹5,000 crore offer for sale .
📝 Barabanki to Bahraich highway: Cabinet approves Rs 6,969 crore for four-lane access controlled road project in UP to boost connectivity
📝 ‘Road InvITs poised to more than double to Rs 5.45 lakh crore by 2030’
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🚃 Railways
IRFC to keep its borrowing cost below G-sec rates; crossed the Rs 30,000 crore lending target for FY26: CMD Dubey
Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) is trying to keep its cost of borrowing below the G-sec rates, said its chairman and managing director Manoj Kumar Dubey on Wednesday. He said that even though the current borrowing cost is below G-sec rate – 10-year bond yield is 6.73% – it is a target that the rail PSU has set for itself as the company plans to raise substantial funds in FY27.
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