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A proposed metro extension from Dwarka's Yashobhoomi to Gurugram's Rajiv Chowk aims to transform Delhi NCR mobility. Part of Delhi Metro's Phase 5, it promises shorter commutes for thousands, boosting regional growth and land values.

A major developer secured regulatory clearance for a new Gurugram residential project, boosting the city's premium housing market. This expansion reflects broader developer shifts and NCR investor interest, raising questions about sustainable urban growth and infrastructure readiness.

Methanol prices in India witnessed a sharp correction during June, with Ex-Kandla prices falling over 30% month-on-month. Improving prospects for Middle East supply, progress in US-Iran peace negotiations, and expectations of normal shipping through the Strait of Hormuz have eased supply concerns, while weak buying sentiment continues to pressure prices.

Delhi's 52-acre Sanjay Lake is undergoing major restoration, extending to 165 acres of forest land. The project includes repairing pipelines, aeration, bio-remediation, and planting 5,000 native species to boost climate resilience, biodiversity, and public green spaces.

Hyderabad is increasingly adopting wastewater recycling as a critical strategy for long-term water security amidst population growth and climate concerns. This approach aims to address scarcity, pollution, and enhance urban resilience by treating sewage as a valuable resource.

Delhi NCR's vehicle replacement drive expands with Daimler joining, boosting efforts to phase out 2 lakh ageing commercial vehicles. The scheme offers incentives for upgrading to cleaner Bharat Se VI fleets, aiming to cut transport emissions and improve air quality.

Hyderabad's metro expansion faces uncertainty as a new valuation of the existing system and proposed Phase II is underway. Funding delays and ownership questions impact project timelines and investor confidence.

A proposed chain of four new urban zones along NCR's rapid rail aims to reshape housing affordability. This plan unlocks land for transit-oriented development, creating affordable homes for millions over 15 years, easing pressure on core cities.

Hyderabad is accelerating its Godavari Drinking Water Project, a major infrastructure program. It aims to boost long-term water security, meet rising demand, and support urban growth with new pumping facilities and pipelines.

Telangana seeks more Tungabhadra river water due to shortfalls impacting irrigation in drought-prone regions. The dispute involves interstate allocation, ageing infrastructure, and calls for central intervention to ensure water security for thousands of acres.