PM: Energy infra attacks can trigger avoidable escalation
Modi said after talks with Jordan’s King Abdullah II that attacks on energy infrastructure in West Asia were condemnable and could lead to avoidable escalation. The PM didn’t name Israel or Iran. “India and Jordan stand in support of unhindered transit of goods and energy,” PM posted on X. Govt separately said that such attacks on energy installations are unacceptable and need to cease. It recalled that it had previously called for avoiding the targeting of civilian infrastructure, including energy infrastructure, across the region.
 

InVITs’ asset to grow ₹1 lakh crore in FY26: CareEdge
Chennai: Assets under management (AUM) of Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) is likely to grow by ₹1 lakh crore during FY26, said CareEdge Ratings.

HCC wins Rs 1,662 crore BMC contract for Goregaon-Mulund Link Road
 

JP Associate resolution: Homebuyers get possession or refunds
Relief for thousands of homebuyers has emerged as a key feature of the resolution plan for Jaiprakash Associates Limited approved by the National Company Law Tribunal, with the proposal offering a mix of flat delivery and limited financial recovery.

Mahindra Lifespace aims ₹3,000 cr revenue from new Mumbai housing project
 

Developers turn cautious, seek RERA extensions
Several projects in Pune, Pimpri-Chinchwad, and the Pune Metropolitan region are delayed because developers have not received timely environmental clearances. The ANAROCK Group views this as a strategic market pause, with developers focusing on existing projects rather than launching new ones. As a result, many have sought extensions from RERA.

Cement demand strong; correction offers buying opportunity: Motilal Oswal
 

JSW Cement adds 2.50 MTPA capacity in Rajasthan
 

Cement prices likely to rise by end-March amid rising crude costs: Nuvama report
 

New rail bridge alongside Loha Pul ready for train ops
New Delhi: Following a decade-long delay marked by missed deadlines and multiple challenges, the new rail bridge built alongside Delhi’s historic Loha Pul is now ready for train operations. A senior Northern Railway official said, “We recently conducted a trial run, and received clearance from the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS).” He added that the train operations have already begun in one direction — from Delhi towards the Delhi-Shahdara section — and services for trains coming into Delhi will commence soon.
 

Adani Ports handles one million TEUs at Colombo west terminal in first year