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A Kolkata research meet explored inclusive AI for environmental sustainability and social inclusion, focusing on shaping resilient urban systems and equitable development. Experts discussed ethical deployment, resource efficiency, and citizen-centric services for Indian cities.

West Bengal plans a ₹22,700 crore river transit expansion, including Kolkata's water metro, to boost urban mobility and economic corridors. This initiative aims to ease congestion, improve connectivity, and foster sustainable growth across eastern India.

Western India's expressways, including the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link, improve long-distance travel. Yet, urban bottlenecks and uneven road quality persist, impacting journey reliability despite infrastructure investments.

India's steel pipes and tubes market remains stable, supported by infrastructure, energy, and industrial demand. Domestic manufacturers continue expanding capacities and developing high-value products, while rising imports of seamless pipes from China remain a key concern. Trade protection measures and energy sector demand are expected to influence market direction.

Hyderabad is rapidly becoming South India's skyscraper capital. By 2026, it could have ~275 buildings over 100m and >50 over 150m, driven by policy, infrastructure, and demand, despite urban planning challenges.

Hyderabad's bullion market saw gold prices drop on June 5. 22-carat gold (10g) fell ₹350 to ₹1,42,750, and 24-carat (10g) dropped ₹380 to ₹1,55,730, offering buyers relief amid global fluctuations. Silver remained steady.

A 15.1 km high-capacity road corridor near Noida International Airport is reshaping western Uttar Pradesh's urban landscape. It will improve mobility, industrial investment, and real estate demand across the Yamuna Expressway region, preventing future bottlenecks.

Ahmedabad's deep-tech defence startup strengthens indigenous innovation with advanced surveillance and intelligent imaging technologies, reducing import reliance. This fosters high-skilled jobs and national security, positioning the city as a knowledge-driven innovation hub.

Amid fatal short-circuit incidents and heatwave risks (above 45°C), the Centre's CEA issued an electrical safety alert. It urges urgent inspection, maintenance, and precautions like RCD/ELCBs, especially for buildings over 15 years old.

The NMC removed the MBBS seat cap (100 seats/10 lakh population), enabling Telangana to expand medical education. This boosts healthcare infrastructure, doctor training, and access, positioning the state for significant growth despite faculty challenges.