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Iran has announced a cap of 15 ships per day through the Strait of Hormuz under the ceasefire arrangement, significantly below normal traffic levels. With only 11–15% of usual movement allowed, global supply may tighten. Despite earlier assurances of unrestricted access, the move signals controlled flow, raising concerns across energy markets and pushing crude prices above $100.

Brent crude futures gained 83 cents, or 0.87 per cent, ‌to $96.75 a barrel as of 0100 GMT

Structural steel prices in India have firmed up across key regions as demand stabilizes post financial year-end. Improved offtake from infrastructure and industrial sectors, along with controlled supply and reduced selling pressure, is supporting the market. With mills pushing marginal price hikes, the outlook remains stable with a mild upward bias in the near term.

In Cooch Behar’s Dinhata, a struggling primary school reflects the gap between political promises and ground reality for Rajbongshis.

Pune plans a Y-shaped flyover in Shivajinagar to ease severe traffic congestion, connecting key routes. The project aims to improve urban mobility and efficiency, with initial budgetary backing secured.

The Australian government has selected New Energy Transport's Wilton depot as one of four inaugural participants in its new Investor Front Door programme.

Delhi approved a Ghazipur dairy biogas plant to convert 300 tonnes/day of livestock waste into renewable energy on five acres. This project, part of a wider city strategy, aims to reduce pollution, improve sanitation, and create cleaner energy.

HoABL Naigaon Project introduces a new payment-linked offering in Mumbai's Naigaon to lower homebuying barriers. This staggered structure reduces upfront costs, aiming to boost affordability and sales amidst cooling market sentiment in early 2026.

Bengaluru's 48-hour civic cleanup cleared 10 tonnes of waste from drains and flyovers, strengthening urban resilience against monsoon flooding. This proactive maintenance aims to improve city functionality and public health.

Pune plans two new flyovers on Karve Road to alleviate traffic congestion caused by metro construction and rising vehicular pressure. The project involves comprehensive traffic, land, environmental, and financial assessments for improved mobility.