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1. Cabinet approves ₹28,840 crore Modified UDAN scheme; to develop 100 airports, 200 helipads
- On March 25, 2026, the Union Cabinet approved the Modified UDAN scheme with an outlay of ₹28,840 crore across India to boost regional air connectivity and develop aviation infrastructure.
- The scheme was approved by the Cabinet led by the Prime Minister of India, to be implemented through the development of 100 airports, 200 helipads, and financial support mechanisms like viability gap funding.
- the scheme aims to connect underserved regions, support affordable air travel, boost tourism and trade, and enhance accessibility in remote and hilly areas, benefiting up to 4 crore passengers.
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2. Concord Control Systems bags ₹84.7 crore Indian Railways contract for loco wireless control systems
- On March 26, 2026 , Concord Control Systems secured an ₹84.7 crore contract from Indian Railways to deploy locomotive wireless control systems across the railway network in India.
- The project will be executed by Concord Control Systems through its subsidiary Advanced Rail Controls, involving supply, installation, and commissioning of wireless control systems to improve locomotive communication, monitoring, and operational efficiency.
- The systems aim to enhance safety, reduce operational risks, and support railway modernisation, reflecting Indian Railways’ push for advanced technology adoption to improve reliability, coordination, and overall network performance nationwide.
3. Tata Power launches 180 kW ultra-fast EV charging station on Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway
- On March 26, 2026, Tata Power launched a 180 kW ultra-fast EV charging station on the Mumbai–Ahmedabad Highway at Manor (NH-48), enhancing intercity electric mobility.
- The station was developed by Tata Power under its EZ Charge network, using CCS2 fast-charging technology to deliver rapid charging (20–80% in 15–30 minutes) for a wide range of electric vehicles.
- Located at Vithal Kamat Restaurant in Durves, Manor, the station offers amenities like restrooms and dining, reduces range anxiety, and supports faster highway travel, forming part of Tata Power’s broader strategy to expand EV infrastructure nationwide.
4. Boosting Telangana's Health Infrastructure: 10,000 New Beds in the Pipeline
- On March 26 2026, the Telangana government announced plans to strengthen healthcare infrastructure across the state by adding 10,000 new hospital beds, focusing on expanding medical facilities and improving access to quality healthcare services
- The initiative is being implemented by the Telangana government under Health Minister T. Harish Rao through the development of super-specialty hospitals, expansion of existing facilities, and increased investment in medical infrastructure and workforce capacity.
- The plan includes setting up advanced hospitals with ICU beds, operation theatres, diagnostic services, and modern equipment, aiming to provide affordable healthcare, reduce patient burden, and position Telangana as a major medical hub with improved public health outcomes.
5. Nitish launches Rs1,058 crore projects in Buxar and Ara
- On March 26, 2026, the Chief Minister of Bihar launched development projects worth ₹1,058 crore in Buxar and Ara (Bhojpur district), Bihar, focusing on improving infrastructure and public services.
- The projects were initiated by the Bihar government under the Chief Minister during his “Samriddhi Yatra,” involving the inauguration and foundation-laying of schemes through coordinated efforts of state departments to enhance connectivity, facilities, and regional development.
- The projects include road widening, water supply systems, educational facilities, and infrastructure upgrades, aiming to improve quality of life, boost economic opportunities, and ensure balanced regional growth across Buxar and Bhojpur districts.
6. Indian Railways Conducts 180 Kmph Speed Trial On East Central Railway's DDU–Pradhankhanta Section, First Such Run In The Zone
- On March 25 2026, Indian Railways conducted a 180 kmph speed trial on the DDU–Pradhankhanta section under East Central Railway, marking the first such high-speed run in the zone.
- Indian Railways carried out the trial through technical upgrades, track improvements, and safety assessments to evaluate the feasibility of high-speed operations on the route.
- The trial aims to enhance train speeds, improve efficiency, and modernize rail infrastructure. It demonstrates readiness for faster services and strengthens operational capabilities in the East Central Railway zone.
7. Indian Railways Announces Five New Reforms Under ‘Reform Express’, Focus On Freight, Construction Quality And Passenger Services
- On March 24, 2026, Indian Railways announced five new reforms under the “Reform Express” initiative across India, focusing on freight operations, construction quality, and passenger service improvements.
- The Ministry of Railways is implementing these reforms through policy changes, improved monitoring systems, and operational strategies to enhance efficiency, accountability, and service delivery.
- The reforms target faster freight movement, better infrastructure quality, and improved passenger experience, aiming to modernize railway operations and strengthen India’s transport network.
8. India sends 1,000 metric tons rice to support Sierra Leone's school midday meal scheme
- On March 24, 2026, India sent 1,000 metric tons of rice to Sierra Leone to support its school mid-day meal scheme, aiding food security and student nutrition.
- The Government of India supplied the assistance through humanitarian aid channels, delivering rice to Sierra Leone to strengthen cooperation and support its educational nutrition programme.
- The aid aims to improve student attendance and nutrition in Sierra Leone. It highlights India’s commitment to global partnerships, development cooperation, and support for education-linked welfare initiatives in partner countries.
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9. India's total exports jump to $714.73 billion in FY26
- On March 25, 2026, it was reported that FY2025–26, India’s total exports rose to USD 714.73 billion globally, marking a significant increase compared to the previous fiscal year, highlighting strong trade performance.
- The Government of India, through the Commerce Ministry, achieved this growth by boosting merchandise and services exports, supported by policy measures, global demand recovery, and diversified export markets.
- Services exports played a major role alongside merchandise goods. The rise reflects improved competitiveness, sectoral growth, and sustained trade momentum despite global economic uncertainties.
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10. Indian Railways approves Rs 647.58 crore projects in Gujarat and Bihar to boost connectivity and ease congestion
- On March 24 2026, Indian Railways approved projects worth ₹647.58 crore in Gujarat and Bihar to enhance rail connectivity, reduce congestion, and improve infrastructure across key railway routes.
- The Ministry of Railways approved the projects, which will be executed through line doubling, yard remodelling, and capacity augmentation, ensuring smoother train operations and increased efficiency for passenger and freight services.
- The project aims to decongest busy routes, boost regional economic growth, improve logistics efficiency, and strengthen transportation networks, benefiting industries and passengers through faster, safer, and more reliable rail services.