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Railways, Metro and port projects delayed due to land acquisition issues are expected to gather pace after the BJP formed its first government in the state

PM Modi Development Projects: Prime Minister Narendra Modi lays the foundation for significant development projects in Telangana, highlighting initiatives like the PM MITRA Park aimed at boosting India's textile industry and creating jobs for women.

A team at the University of Hong Kong has developed a new “super steel” that can survive the harsh conditions needed to make green hydrogen from seawater. The material uses an unexpected double-protection mechanism that resists corrosion far better than conventional stainless steel. Even more impressive, it could replace costly titanium parts used in today’s hydrogen systems.

Thane authorities identify 14 landslide-prone zones in vulnerable hill areas like Kalwa and Mumbra bypass for monsoon preparedness. Outreach and evacuation plans are underway amid climate-linked urban vulnerability concerns.

For years, PCBL Chemical Limited has built its business around carbon black and performance chemicals, serving tyre and industrial customers across global markets.

Adani Enterprises expands into new infrastructure cycles, including airports, transport, renewable manufacturing, and digital infrastructure. Projects like Navi Mumbai Airport and Ganga Expressway aim to reshape revenue, reduce commodity dependence, and boost India's urban development.

Mumbai plans a new 910 MLD water treatment plant at Panjarapur to boost supply reliability, address ageing infrastructure, and meet rising demand amid climate pressures.

PM Modi emphasizes infrastructure development with ₹9,377 crore in projects for Telangana, boosting job creation and regional progress.

Navi Mumbai issued a heatwave safety advisory due to rising temperatures, urging residents to adopt precautionary measures. Officials highlight heatwaves as a major urban risk, stressing public health and infrastructure challenges amid pre-monsoon conditions.

Maharashtra's dam storage dropped from 45.32% to 36.57% in two weeks, intensifying water supply concerns ahead of monsoon. High temperatures accelerate depletion, with seven reservoirs at zero. Authorities prioritize drinking water amidst climate stress.