As modern infrastructure becomes as much about software as cement and steel, it demands professionals who blend deep technical expertise with a practical grasp of how capital projects operate across design, execution and long-term maintenance, writes Pete Olds. The infrastructure industry, long dominated by engineers, architects, and contractors, is now also a frontier for technologists,...
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Toll Revenues Surge to ₹491.9 Billion in Jan-Sept 2025, Driven by Higher Traffic and Revised User Fees: ICRA Analytics
The regional distribution of toll revenue has remained broadly stable over the past three years, with western and southern corridors consistently accounting for more than half of India’s national toll collections. India’s national highway network has recorded robust growth in toll revenue and traffic volumes over the past two years, with collections rising nearly 16...
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IMW 2025: India positions itself as maritime bridge between Indo-Pacific and Global South, says Amit Shah
The Home Minister said India’s maritime strength lies not in competition but in cooperation, with the goal of building a green maritime future that drives growth while staying in harmony with nature. India’s emergence on the global maritime map, driven by structural reforms under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, has positioned the country as a...
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IMW 2025: Gadkari Calls for Private Innovation in Ship Financing, Launches Maritime Vision Report
Drawing from the road sector’s success, Gadkari highlighted how his ministry mobilised ₹1.4 trillion through ToT, InvITs, and PPP models. Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Monday called for the adoption of innovative financing models to unlock investment in India’s $1 trillion maritime economy. Speaking at India Maritime Week (IMW) 2025...
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IndiGo Reconnects with China, Crosses Long-Haul Milestone with Non-Stop London Service
IndiGo has reinstated direct air connectivity with Mainland China and marked a long-haul milestone with its non-stop Mumbai-London service. October 26 marked a twin milestone for IndiGo, India’s largest airline by passenger volumes and fleet size, as it reinstated direct air connectivity with Mainland China and launched its non-stop long-haul service between Mumbai and London....
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India to Host Asia-Pacific Aircraft Accident Investigation Meet for the First Time
India’s hosting of the meet signals its growing aviation leadership and push for stronger regional safety standards. In a significant milestone for aviation safety and international collaboration, India will host the Asia Pacific Accident Investigation Group (APAC-AIG) meeting and workshop for the first time. The four-day event, organised by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB)...
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Nithia Capital Acquires Topworth Urja for ₹3 Billion, Expands Long Steel Portfolio
Urja acquisition builds on Nithia’s earlier investments in Evonith Metallics Ltd and Evonith Value Steel Ltd, and follows the successful turnaround and exit from Crest Steel and Power Ltd, which was sold to Amalgam Steel. Nithia Capital and its investment holding arm Evonith Holdings have completed the acquisition of Topworth Urja & Metals for ₹3...
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Delhi Airport Reopens Future-Ready Terminal 2 to Boost Passenger Flow and Airline Efficiency
The upgraded Terminal 2 at India’s busiest airport combines advanced systems with smart infrastructure to streamline passenger movement and rebalance airline operations. Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), led by the GMR Group, has announced the reopening of the upgraded Terminal 2 (T2) at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA), effective from the intervening night of October...
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ICRA Forecasts Steady Power Demand Growth in FY2026 Amid Monsoon Drag and Renewable Surge
Despite the anticipated recovery, electricity demand growth remains below India’s GDP forecast of 6.5 per cent for FY2026. India’s electricity demand is expected to grow steadily in FY2026, with ratings agency ICRA projecting a full-year increase of around 4.5 per cent. This follows a subdued first half, where demand rose just 1 per cent due...
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IndiGo Retains Dominance in Indian Skies as Four New Airports Join Winter Schedule 2025
With a 5.95 per cent rise in weekly departures and over 26,000 flights across 126 airports, the Winter Schedule 2025—effective from October 26, 2025, to March 28, 2026—signals continued recovery and expansion in domestic connectivity. IndiGo, India’s largest airline by passenger volumes and fleet size, remains the dominant player with 15,014 weekly departures, followed by...