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The Union government has rejected Metro proposals for Madurai and Coimbatore citing population norms—raising questions in Tamil Nadu over how similar cities with low population have granted permission. But CMRL denies it.
The Karnataka government is encouraging startups to shift out of Bengaluru by offering major subsidies to tech firms willing to relocate to tier-2 cities, as part of its new IT Policy 2025-2030 aimed at decentralizing India’s Silicon Valley. The incentives include a 50% rent reimbursement (up to Rs 2 crore), a 30% property tax rebate for three years, and a full waiver of electricity duty for five
The Union government has rejected Metro proposals for Madurai and Coimbatore citing population norms—raising questions in Tamil Nadu over how similar cities with low population have granted permission.
The Andhra Pradesh government is set to offer land to Accenture and Infosys for just 99 paise under its LIFT Policy 4.0. The two IT giants are expected to invest approximately Rs 2,000 crore in new development centers.
As the US government shutdown stretches into its sixth week, millions of federal workers remain unpaid, and frustration continues to mount in Washington. Despite growing pressure, President Donald Trump has remained firm on his stance. For the first time since the shutdown began over a month ago, senators are working through the weekend to resolve the political standoff that has halted paychecks,
Karnataka government plans to establish bengaluru’s second airport around south Bengaluru to compete with the upcoming Hosur airport.
