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Govt plans to add 97,000 MW coal, lignite-based thermal capacity by 2035: Shripad Naik
India is set to boost its power generation capacity. The government plans to add 97,000 megawatts of coal and lignite-based thermal power by 2034-35. This expansion aims to meet a projected demand of 3,07,000 megawatts. Significant progress is already underway with ongoing construction and awarded contracts for thermal projects.
About 6,600 MW nuclear capacity under construction in India
In energy storage systems, 11,620 MW/69,720 MWh Pumped Storage Projects (PSPs) are under construction. A total of 6,580 MW/39,480 MWh capacity of Pumped Storage Projects (PSPs) is concurred and yet to be taken up for construction.
Supreme Court seeks timeline for CBI probe into NCR housing projects
The Supreme Court has issued a decisive order for the CBI to outline a clear timeline for its investigation into numerous real estate developments in the NCR. The court strongly stated that lingering delays would only intensify the suffering of homebuyers.

Raymond Realty to jointly develop residential project in Mumbai with development value of ₹3,000 crore
With the new project, Raymond Realty said its gross development value of its real estate projects will be close to ₹43,000 crore, it said.
Arnya Real Estate, Supreme Universal raise Rs 1,000 cr real estate equity fund
Arnya Real Estate Fund Advisors and Supreme Universal have successfully raised over Rs 1,000 crore. This capital will fund redevelopment projects in Mumbai and Pune. The fund targets Rs 1,250 crore and focuses on equity investments. This initiative brings institutional discipline to redevelopment projects. It combines Arnya's investment expertise with Supreme Universal's execution capabilities.

Arnya, Supreme Universal raises ₹1030 crore for Mumbai-focused fund
Real estate projects need capital, including debt and equity, at various stages of their life cycle. However, the source of capital for residential developers is quite limited
Godrej Prop buys land parcels for ₹1,325 crore
Godrej Properties has acquired two land parcels totaling over 16 acres in Gurugram and Kolkata. The company spent approximately ₹1,325 crore on these acquisitions. These land parcels will be used to develop new housing projects. Godrej Properties anticipates a total revenue of around ₹6,150 crore from these upcoming developments. This expansion signals strong business growth amid high demand.

Godrej Properties acquires land in Gurugram, Kolkata; locks in ₹6,150 crore residential project pipeline
Premium projects in Kolkata and Gurugram add over ₹40,000 crore of future sales potential, cementing Godrej Properties' record year for business development.
Brigade Group partners Primus Senior Living to develop three senior living communities
Two of the three developments will be part of larger township projects, enabling access to shared social infrastructure and amenities. The senior living communities will include age-specific facilities such as wellness centres, hobby lounges, medical bays, accessible pathways, concierge services, curated events and inter-generational workshops.
Hazoor Multi Projects bags Rs 183-cr order from Tata Steel
Hazoor Multi Projects informed that it has secured a domestic building & construction contract from Tata Steel valued at Rs 182.95 crore.
Texmaco, Rail Vikas Nigam ink JV pact to boost manufacturing
Texmaco Rail and Engineering Limited and Rail Vikas Nigam Limited have joined forces. This partnership aims to enhance India's rail manufacturing capabilities. The joint venture will focus on advanced rolling stock and infrastructure projects. It will also pursue opportunities in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

Indian IT stocks nearing 2008 crash-era valuations: Wedbush’s Moshe Katri
Moshe Katri, MD-FinTech & Tech-Enabled Services Investment Banking at Wedbush Securities, expects a “tidal wave” of AI investments over the next 12–18 months as projects mature, with Tier-1 IT companies and digital engineering firms emerging as key beneficiaries.