Top Indian Infrastructure Industry News & Updates - 23 March 2026,Monday

🏢 Industry & SEZ

NCLT allows withdrawal of insolvency proceedings against ATS Knightsbridge under section 12A
New Delhi: The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), New Delhi Bench, has permitted the withdrawal of corporate insolvency resolution proceedings (CIRP) initiated against ATS Heights Private Limited, the developer of the ATS Knightsbridge project, in exercise of its powers under Section 12A of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).
Little impact of West Asia conflict on biz, 95% projects on, says L&T
 
📝  Embassy REIT targets 13 mn sq ft acquisitions to scale income
📝  Network Planning Group under PM Gati Shakti evaluates key infra projects
📝  Manufacturing push drives property developers to build industrial townships
📝  India's industrial, warehousing stock crosses half-billion sq ft across 8 cities: Knight Frank
📝  Dredging Corporation of India eyes Rs 3,000 crore topline, targets new markets and mega projects
📝  Trenzet Infra files papers with SEBI to raise funds via IPO
📝  NCLAT grants exemption to 50 IL&FS's red & amber companies from CSR obligations
Read More >>

🏗 Construction

L&T hopes govt will sustain capex, widen deficit amid West Asia crisis
 
L&T says no major disruption to L&T’s Middle East business, order pipeline intact
 
Most of L&T’s West Asia sites operating as usual
It’s almost as usual for engineering major Larsen & Toubro (L&T) with 95% of its sites in West Asia operational, Subramanian Sarma, deputy managing director & president of the company has confirmed.
📝  Tipco Engineering IPO opens today. Check GMP, price band, subscription and other details
Read More >>

🏘 Real Estate

UAE real estate sector enters 2026 from position of strength but faces uneven risks amid Middle East crisis: UBS report
New Delhi: The real estate sector in the United Arab Emirates has entered 2026 from a strong position, supported by robust demand for residential and commercial properties, according to a report by UBS.
Dubai residential real estate may face slowdown amid Middle East conflict but unlikely to see 2008-style crash: S&P Global Ratings
New Delhi: The ongoing conflict in West Asia could slow momentum in Dubai's residential real estate market, though a sharp crash similar to the 2008 financial crisis is unlikely in the near term, according to a report by S&P Global Ratings.
Godrej Properties, Lodha acquire over 25 land parcels in FY26 to build homes, eye ₹1 lakh cr revenue
 
📝  Realty majors Godrej and Lodha target Rs 1 lakh crore in new projects
📝  India among key APAC markets as global real estate investment volumes rise 8.2% in 2025: Colliers
Read More >>

🚙 Roads & Highways

Delhi govt to release ₹500 cr pending dues to NHAI for two expressways
 
FY26 highway construction to miss target, may hit decade low
National highway construction in the first eleven months of the current financial year stood at 7,211 km against the full-year target of 10,000 km, indicating a shortfall. This is mainly due to delays in land acquisition and securing other clearances. If construction continues at this pace, the year may see the shortest length of highway construction since 2017-18 when 9,829 km of highways were built. In 2024-25 around 10,660 km of highways were constructed of which 5614 km were built by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). The NHAI has constructed 4,653 km out of the 7,211 km of highways built so far this fiscal year. For a full year the NHAI has a target of building 5000 km of highways.
📝  Scan and complain: QR feedback system introduced for roads
📝  Delhi plans major repairs to strengthen two flyovers
📝  NHAI to deploy AI-enabled cameras on 40,000 km of NHs for monitoring
📝  Delhi approves payment of ₹3,700 cr dues for Peripheral Expressways
📝  AI is coming to India’s highways! Here’s what it means
Read More >>


Corporate Office

405, TSL Corner
Local Shopping Complex
Sector G Mayur Vihar Phase III
Delhi - 110096, India

Contact

contact@nurcmedianext.com
nurcmnx@gmail.com
nurcmedianext@gmail.com
+91-11-49849324, +91-9958949710