- May 5, 2026
PMC Announces Temporary Water Supply Halt
Pune residents will experience a temporary disruption to their water supply on Thursday, April 3, as the Pune Municipal Corporation
Gujarat College Faces Growing Infrastructure Issues
Gujarat College has sparked protests over the deteriorating infrastructure on campus. Led by the National Students Union of India (NSUI),
Temperature Drops in Interior Tamil Nadu
The Tamil Nadu government has renewed its support for the much-anticipated Port-Maduravoyal elevated expressway project, committing to the implementation of
Chennai Metro Phase 2 Operations Now with DMRC
Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) has officially handed over the operations and maintenance contract for its much-anticipated Phase 2 network
Bengaluru Experiences Dry March Hopes for April Rain
Bengaluru entered the month of April still reeling from a dry March, defying the India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) forecast of
Bengaluru Faces Alarming Surge in Noise Pollution
Bengaluru is grappling with a sharp rise in noise pollution, with data from the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB)
Hyderabad Restricts Construction Near Musi River to Protect Environment
The Telangana government has imposed a significant development restriction on the areas surrounding the Musi River as part of an
Pune Faces Worries Over Road Digging Works Ahead of Upcoming Monsoon Season
Pune’s infrastructure is facing a mounting challenge as widespread road digging for drainage and water supply projects continues across the
DDA Demolition Plan Puts Residents in Uncertainty
Delhi Development Authority (DDA). While the DDA has moved forward with plans to demolish the building due to its structural
Government Pushes for Domestic Coal Use in Power Plants
The Ministry of Power exploring the feasibility of transitioning thermal plants to use a combination of local and imported coal.