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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.

Kerala agreed to procure 300 MW from the Sinnar project and plans to install India's largest 2,000 MWh battery storage facility at Kayamkulam, alongside advancing solar and power supply initiatives.

Frequent power cuts amid temperatures of 36 C to 37 C disrupt daily life and businesses for residents. Authorities cite planned maintenance ahead of the festive season and network breakdowns.

Electrical contractors and stakeholders in Karnataka have opposed draft regulations allowing consumers to self-certify electrical installations up to 150 KW, citing lack of technical expertise and safety risks.

MP G Kumar Naik urged NHAI officials in New Delhi to expedite highway projects in Karnataka, including the Raichur-Belagavi and Surat-Chennai routes, stressing quality and resolution of land acquisition issues.

Andhra Pradesh Governor S. Abdul Nazeer launched the 77th TB Seal Sale campaign at Lok Bhavan, urging public and corporate contributions to eradicate tuberculosis and support the national elimination goal.

InfiSol Energy has commissioned a 3.7 MW solar plant in Dhule, Maharashtra, under the PM KUSUM Scheme, utilizing First Solar modules and GoodWe inverters to expand its utility-scale portfolio.

A new ICCT study reveals that electric tractors reduce per-acre energy costs by 64% to 84% compared to diesel, offering significant financial savings and lower emissions for Indian farmers.