Electronic Interlocking to Strengthen Safety, Reliability and Signalling Efficiency at 13 Stations on the Durg-Taroki Section of Raipur DivisionPosted On: 01 JUL 2026 4:29PM by PIB DelhiIn a major step towards modernising signalling infrastructure and enhancing operational safety, Indian Railways has approved the provision of
44.4 km capacity expansion to improve passenger services, boost freight movement and support tourism and regional economic growthKey HighlightsIndian Railways has approved a ₹499 crore doubling project for the 44.40 km Mansi–Saharsa rail section in Bihar.The project will increase line capacity on the busy Mansi–Saraigarh
Modern signalling project across Asansol Division to enhance railway safety, improve operational efficiency and support future-ready rail infrastructureKey HighlightsIndian Railways has sanctioned a ₹432 crore project to modernise signalling infrastructure in the Asansol Division of Eastern Railway.Electronic Interlocking (EI) will replace relay-based interlocking systems at
1,696 km fibre optic upgrade to strengthen railway communications, improve operational efficiency and support smarter rail infrastructureKey HighlightsIndian Railways has approved a ₹200 crore project to deploy 48-Fibre Optical Fibre Cable (OFC) across the South Eastern Railway.The project will cover 1,696.2 route kilometres (RKm) across
New report outlines reforms to improve ease of doing business, attract investments and accelerate sustainable tourism growth under Viksit Bharat 2047Key HighlightsMinistry of Tourism and NITI Aayog have jointly launched the report "Unlocking Growth in Tourism and Hospitality Sector."The report presents a roadmap to simplify
MoU to leverage AI, digital marketing and traveller insights to enhance destination promotion and strengthen Incredible India campaignKey HighlightsMinistry of Tourism has signed an MoU with Google India to accelerate the digital promotion of Indian tourism.The partnership will focus on artificial intelligence (AI), digital technologies,
Satellite-based navigation system to enable safer all-weather helicopter operations, supporting tourism, pilgrimage, emergency services and regional connectivityKey HighlightsIndia has approved its first Private Point-in-Space (PinS) Instrument Approach Procedure for helicopter operations.The procedure has been implemented at Undavalli Heliport, Andhra Pradesh.Developed by the Airports Authority of
Marks the airline’s ninth induction in CY 2026, one of the fastest scale-ups in the history of civil aviation National, 4th July 2026: Akasa Air, India’s fastest-growing airline, today welcomed its 40th aircraft, marking a significant milestone in the airline's journey and underscoring the pace and consistency of its growth since commencing operations