Outcome-based financing (OBF), rooted in ancient practices, is gaining traction in modern development projects. Multilateral agencies are u...

Economic Survey Budget 2025 Highlights: India's Economic Survey 2024-25 emphasizes deregulation for growth, citing the impact of global unc...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a PRAGATI meeting to review progress on seven major projects worth Rs 76,500 crore across 11 states. M...

Nearly eight years after it was sanctioned, Asia's biggest natural ice skating rink in Shimla awaits its conversion into an artificial rink...

India has pledged to spend more to fire up the key engines of economic growth in Asia’s third-largest economy, as it stages a world-beating...

The ministries have also been asked to issue all enabling orders in this regard. This follows a clarification issued by the Finance Ministr...

The ministry prioritised works under Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT), which aims to provide water and sewer ...

Aware of the big unemployment question and the need to expand beyond the ruling party’s dedicated urban electoral base, the government has ...

Issuances of municipal bonds have been incentivised by the government to bring transparency and create a discipline in the financial perfor...

With a maturity of five years, the bonds offer an interest rate of 8.7%.

A parliamentary committee report throws light on six top infrastructure initiatives that spent on average just 21 percent of the total allo...

Supriyo said the delays have been due to reluctance of slum dwellers to shift temporarily and non-availability of encumbrance free land.

Maharashtra Cabinet today approved strengthening and setting up of transmission systems in the state for renewable energy.

The minister stated that AMRUT is a time bound programme to be implemented over a period of five years from 2015.

Naidu says France is considering extending a line of credit for up to Rs 14,000 crore for the Modi government's flagship 'smart cities' pro...

The seven-year projects launched in 2005 by UPA were to be funded 50% by the Centre, 35% by the state government and 15% by local bodies.

The extended tenure of JNNURM-I ended last year and soon after coming to power the urban development minister M Vnekaiah Naidu had announce...