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India's GOBARdhan scheme pushes compressed biogas growth, yet feedstock hurdles, low plant capacity, and fragmented state policies challenge the target of tenfold production expansion.

India's small steelmakers, producing 40 percent of the nation's steel, struggle to cut emissions due to tight margins, high costs, and limited capital, as coal reliance and strict decarbonisation targets hinder their green transition.

Hyundai Motor Securities raised Samsung E&A's target price to 69,000 won, predicting third-quarter operating profit of 249.4 billion won and exceeding annual order targets due to strong domestic and Middle Eastern projects.

BMRCL invited tenders to introduce parking facilities at 12 Metro stations, accommodating at least 2,424 two-wheelers and 87 cars, aimed at encouraging commuters to switch to Metro services.

Five elevated underpasses spanning 1,800 metres have been proposed along NH-327 in Darjeeling district to ensure safe elephant crossings, reduce human-wildlife conflicts, and ease traffic congestion.

Residents of new sectors along the Upper Dwarka Expressway demand a service road, citing traffic congestion, safety risks, and fatal accidents due to missing infrastructure and lack of proper local connectivity.

India’s polypropylene (PP) market is expected to remain stable to rollover on October 8, with buyers continuing need-based procurement as domestic open-market prices remain below company-listed levels. However, rising crude oil prices, a weaker rupee and higher import replacement costs are increasing upward cost pressure, limiting the scope for further domestic price reductions.

The Government of Maharashtra has issued a civil works tender worth ₹0.0356 crore for PF door installation in Khar West's H West Ward. Bids close on October 14, 2026.

Bangladesh's metro rail projects face severe criticism as costs soar past $360 million per kilometre, driven by expensive foreign loans, high interest rates, and soaring public debt, threatening commuter affordability.

Jammu is expanding its public transport network by adding 75 new air-conditioned electric buses under the PM-eBus Sewa programme, following the completion of the bidding process.