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1011. SJVN commissions 128.88 MW solar capacity at Bikaner project
- State-owned SJVN on 30 September, 2025, said it has commissioned 128.88 MW solar capacity of its 1,000 MW Bikaner project in Rajasthan.
- With this addition, the project has achieved 629.90 MW cumulative capacity, while the remaining portion will be commissioned shortly.
- The Bikaner Solar Power Project, fully owned by SJVN through SGEL, is among India’s largest renewable energy projects, supporting national green energy goals.
1012. Nagaland allocates ₹6 crore for emergency repairs on sinking NH-29
- On 29 September, 2025 in Kohima district, Deputy CM inspected NH-29’s collapsed 300-metre section at Liezocha and Kezanu, caused by torrential rains, threatening the state capital’s main lifeline.
- The government allocated ₹4 crore for emergency works, plus ₹2 crore from Delhi; MoRTH approved ₹19 crore for a 12.6 km stretch, with more proposals to address new damages.
- Long-term plans include two bypasses Niuland to 10th Mile (37 km) and Peducha to 10th Mile urged to be declared national highways. Contracts for current works will finish in 18 months, ensuring maintenance responsibility.
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1013. Kochi-Based Startup EyeROV Secures Rs 47 Crore Order from Indian Navy for Advanced UWROVs
- On September 30, 2025, in Kochi, EyeROV signed a ₹47 crore contract with the Indian Navy to deliver advanced UWROVs, enhancing India’s naval strength and self-reliance in defence technology.
- Founded in 2017 by IIT alumni Johns T Mathai and Kannappa P, EyeROV engineered UWROVs tested in extreme conditions, using fully indigenous technology to support defence operations and missions globally.
- The EyeROV TROUT, depth-rated at 300 metres, features HD cameras, manipulators, and sensors for surveillance, reconnaissance, and inspections. EyeROV serves DRDO, Coast Guard, CSIR, NCPOR, and over 80 global customers across defence, disaster, energy, and environmental sectors.
1014. Odisha cabinet clears labour law amendments, education scheme, and temple development project
- On September 29, 2025, the Odisha state cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister approved four significant proposals from three departments, covering key areas of labour welfare, education, and religious tourism.
- One of the major highlights of the cabinet meeting was the approval of amendments to the Odisha Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, 1956, and the Factories Act, 1948.
- In the first phase, 2,200 schools will be constructed over three years at an estimated cost of Rs 1,200 crore, with each school receiving more than ₹5 crore in funding.
- In the religious tourism sector, the cabinet sanctioned a Rs 226 crore development project for the Ghatagaon Tarini temple in Keonjhar district, one of Odisha’s most prominent shrines.
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1015. India Announces 2 Cross-Border Rail Links With Bhutan
- On September 30, 2025, India unveiled its plan to build two cross-border train links with Bhutan at a cost of over Rs 4,000 crore, in first such railway connectivity projects with the Himalayan nation to boost trade and economic engagement.
- The details on the new rail projects linking the Bhutanese cities of Gelephu and Samtse with Kokrajhar in Assam and Banarhat in West Bengal respectively was made public by Railway Minister and Foreign Secretary .
- Under the two projects, 89 kms of railway lines will be laid and work is expected to be completed in the next four years.
1016. LG lays foundation stone for 60 projects of AMRUT 2.0 worth Rs 699.79 cr
- On September 29, 2025, the Lieutenant Governor laid the foundation stone for 60 projects of AMRUT 2.0 worth Rs 699.79 crore. In his address, the Lieutenant Governor lauded the efforts of the Housing & Urban Development Department and the Jammu Municipal Corporation for fostering inclusive growth and improving their infrastructure and services for the city’s residents
- Under the guidance of Prime Minister my mission is to ensure that ‘No one should be left behind’. We will ensure that marginalized are reached and included in development process for greater progress and prosperity,
- The Lieutenant Governor called for sustainable urban infrastructure and integration of smart technology to develop more liveable and vibrant cities and to mitigate environmental challenges.
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1017. 175 cr road development project launched in Vizag to advance urban mobility
- On September 30, 2025, In a major push to road infrastructure in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh VMRDA (Visakhapatnam Metropolitan Region Development Authority) has finalised tenders and launched works on seven master plan roads with a budget of Rs 175 crore
- The roads are being constructed in areas surrounding Bhogapuram, including Bheemili, Anandapuram, Gambheeram, and Adavivaram-Sontyam (near Simhachalam). Of the 15 roads jointly proposed by VMRDA, GVMC, and the roads and buildings dept, seven received approval from the govt, following which VMRDA finalised the tenders.
- Covering a length of 27 kilometres, these roads are intended to ease passenger traffic on the national highway connecting the upcoming Bhogapuram airport.
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1018. India-Bhutan rail links costing ₹4,033 crore announced
- On September 29, 2025, India announced two new rail links, Kokrajhar-Gelephu (Assam) and Banarhat-Samtse (West Bengal), totaling 89 km, connecting India with Bhutan to enhance bilateral connectivity.
- Foreign Secretary and Union Railway Minister announced the projects, following an MoU signed during PM Modi’s Bhutan visit, aiming to integrate Bhutan with India’s railway network for trade and mobility.
- Kokrajhar-Gelephu (₹4,033 crore) includes six stations, 29 major and 65 minor bridges, two viaducts, one flyover, 39 underpasses; Banarhat-Samtse (₹577 crore) has two stations, 24 minor flyovers, one major flyover, 37 underpasses, enhancing Bhutanese access to 1,50,000 km of Indian railways.
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1019. Bihar gets seven new trains, including three Amrit Bharat Express services
- On 29 September, 2025, seven new trains, including three Amrit Bharat Express services, were flagged off in Bihar to improve passenger connectivity and strengthen railway infrastructure.
- Inaugurated by Railway Minister and Deputy CM, the trains feature semi-automatic couplers, fire detection systems, sealed gangways, and talk-back units in non-AC coaches.
- Bihar’s railway budget rose from ₹1,000 crore (pre-2014) to ₹10,000 crore, with projects worth ₹1 lakh crore underway, including electrification, new lines, bridge projects, and 13 Amrit Bharat Express covering 42 stops in 25 districts.
1020. Three Subs Three Mates Three Days: Indian Navy achieves historic milestone in submarine rescue op
- On 27 September 2025 in the South China Sea, the Indian Navy’s Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle successfully mated with three foreign submarines during Exercise Prasthan-25, marking a milestone in India’s submarine rescue capability.
- Led by Commanding Officer Amitsubhro Banerji aboard INS Nistar, the Navy demonstrated rescue readiness using DSRVs, ROVs, and diving support operations, highlighting how India integrates with foreign navies in complex underwater rescue missions.
- The Navy earlier collaborated with 17 partner nations to refine rescue procedures before Exercise Pacific Reach in Singapore. These efforts reinforce India’s role as a dependable maritime partner committed to safety, interoperability, and humanitarian response at sea.