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Hyderabad plans a ₹345 crore, six-lane flyover from Mylardevpally to Shamshabad, easing airport congestion. This elevated corridor will offer faster travel to Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, enhancing urban mobility and connectivity.

Hyderabad sees a major developer launching 8 million sq ft of premium housing and investing over ₹5,000 crore across diverse real estate segments, targeting the ₹4-5.5 crore bracket over 3-4 years.

IHCL is developing a 500-room Taj luxury hotel in Patna, featuring a 16,000 sq ft ballroom. This project signals significant tourism growth and economic development for the city, expanding IHCL's Bihar presence to seven hotels.

Hyderabad's new 85-acre Eco Park near Himayatsagar, developed for ₹75 crore, offers recreation, nature tourism, and environmental awareness. It features a 1.5km boardwalk and a large aviary, enhancing urban green spaces and climate resilience.

Omaxe's Faridabad projects saw rapid sales: 173 luxury residential units (₹3-4 Cr) and 120 commercial units booked swiftly, representing over ₹1,060 crore investment, highlighting the city's growing premium real estate market.

MetLife GCC expanded its Noida operations by leasing 74,700 sq ft at Oxygen Business Park for 5 years, with a monthly rent of ₹41.84 lakh. This adds to its existing 2.9 lakh sq ft, reinforcing Noida's GCC ecosystem.

Aluminium prices in India remain firm despite a slight correction in global markets. Tight inventories, geopolitical disruptions, and limited production expansion continue to support prices. Strong demand from automotive, infrastructure, and energy sectors is sustaining market sentiment, while supply-side risks keep the near-term outlook cautiously bullish.

AIIMS Patna launched an advanced SPECT CT facility on March 6, 2026, boosting diagnostics for complex diseases like cancer and neurological disorders. This hybrid imaging system enhances accuracy, speed, and regional access to specialized healthcare.

Chandigarh is revising its 2015 Master Plan 2031 to unlock urban land use. Reforms aim for flexible zoning, higher building heights, freehold industrial plots, and a land bank, balancing growth within its 144 sq km area.

Rajasthan's handicraft and mineral exports, worth ₹10,000 crore annually, face severe disruption due to Gulf shipping halts caused by Middle East tensions. This impacts Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kishangarh, affecting thousands of workers and supply chains.