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TGSRTC plans a new transport hub at Chilakalaguda via a land swap with railways, aiming to ease congestion, support electric buses, and integrate public transit networks in Hyderabad.

Telangana is seeking Central approval for four large industrial parks under the BHAVYA scheme, spanning over 500 acres each, to boost manufacturing, improve infrastructure, and attract investments.

ArcelorMittal expanded its Global Capability Centre in Hyderabad by leasing over 82,000 square feet of Grade A office space, taking its total occupied area to over 1.65 lakh square feet.

Gurugram's air quality remained moderate with an AQI of up to 95 on July 30, 2026. PM2.5 and PM10 concentrations reached 67 micrograms per cubic metre, highlighting ongoing urban environmental challenges.

Traffic authorities in Hyderabad have launched a comprehensive road safety and management strategy focusing on strict enforcement, monsoon preparedness, and pedestrian infrastructure improvements across the city's traffic zones.

Monsoon activity triggers heavy rainfall warnings across Telangana and Hyderabad, prompting authorities to urge caution, monitor vulnerable areas, and upgrade stormwater drainage systems to mitigate flood risks.

Heavy rainfall in Telangana's Jagtial district caused traffic disruptions on National Highway 63, leading authorities to temporarily close two flooded causeways near Anantharam and Nerella for safety inspections.

Steel pipe prices in India remained stable this week, while Jindal Supreme India's proposed IPO signals long-term confidence in the infrastructure and construction sectors. Supported by steady demand and expansion plans, the steel pipe market is expected to remain firm, with manufacturers focusing on capacity growth and improving supply capabilities.

Andhra Pradesh has emerged as a preferred destination for global investors, with Tata Power laying the foundation for an 800 MW clean energy project backed by a ₹5,750 crore investment, boosting renewable capacity.

Rising oil prices due to the war with Iran could increase HIV medicine manufacturing costs by 15% if oil hits $120 a barrel. Experts urge lowering reliance on petrochemicals to improve climate resilience and affordability.