News Bulletin: December 2025 – Edition 2
Centre Approves ₹887 Crore Mumbai Marina Development Project
The Government of India has approved an ₹887 crore project to develop a marina in Mumbai, featuring berths, promenades, and allied facilities to support tourism, boating, and marine commerce along the Arabian Sea. The initiative will enhance waterfront infrastructure, generate employment, improve marine services, and strengthen Mumbai’s position as a key maritime and recreational hub.
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CONCOR Executes First Pharma Reefer Export to Singapore
Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) has completed its first pharmaceutical export to Singapore using a dedicated reefer container, marking a key milestone in cold-chain logistics. The move strengthens India’s cold-chain infrastructure, supports global compliance standards, and enhances the competitiveness of high-value pharma exports while expanding CONCOR’s specialized logistics services.
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Andhra Pradesh Signs MoU for Integrated Aviation, Aerospace & Defence EduCity
The Andhra Pradesh government has signed an MoU to establish an Integrated Aviation, Aerospace and Defence EduCity, focused on world-class education, research, and skill development. The initiative will bring together academia, industry, and government support to build a future-ready workforce, drive innovation in high-technology sectors, and strengthen the state’s position as a hub for advanced manufacturing and strategic industries.
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Experts Call for Faster EV Adoption, Stronger Public Transport
Urban transport experts have urged the government to accelerate the shift to electric vehicles and strengthen public transport to tackle pollution and congestion in Indian cities. Key recommendations include expanding EV incentives and charging infrastructure, upgrading bus and metro networks, and integrating multi-modal transport systems to deliver sustainable, low-emission urban mobility for growing populations.
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Delhivery Expands On-Demand Intracity Delivery to Mumbai, Hyderabad
Delhivery has rolled out its on-demand intracity delivery service to Mumbai and Hyderabad, offering same-day pickups and deliveries for merchants and consumers through app-based booking and real-time tracking. Leveraging its tech-enabled logistics network, the service targets e-commerce sellers, retailers, and small businesses, aiming to improve urban delivery efficiency and strengthen Delhivery’s position in India’s fast-growing express logistics market.
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PM Modi Inaugurates New Terminal at Guwahati Airport, Boosting Northeast Aviation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new terminal building at Guwahati Airport, significantly upgrading aviation infrastructure in India’s Northeast. The modern facility aims to improve passenger experience with expanded capacity, modern amenities, and seamless connectivity, supporting higher flight operations, regional mobility, tourism, and economic growth, while reinforcing the government’s focus on strengthening aviation networks in underserved regions.
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Ahmedabad Metro Launches First Made-in-India Driverless Metro Coach
Ahmedabad Metro has introduced India’s first Make-in-India driverless metro coach, marking a major milestone in indigenous urban mobility. Built using local technology and manufacturing, the coach enhances automation, safety, and operational efficiency across metro networks. The launch strengthens India’s capabilities in advanced rail systems, supports public transport modernisation, and enables scalable deployment across metro projects nationwide.
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India-Oman CEPA Expected to Enhance Trade, MSME Exports and Energy Security
The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between India and Oman is expected to significantly boost bilateral trade, economists and industry leaders say. By lowering tariffs and improving market access, the pact is likely to boost MSME exports and competitiveness, while also strengthening energy cooperation to support India’s energy security. Analysts add that deeper economic ties could attract investment, generate jobs, and reinforce strategic commercial linkages between the two countries.
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JSW Energy Commissions First Green Hydrogen Plant in Karnataka Under PLI Scheme
JSW Energy has commissioned its first green hydrogen production facility in Karnataka under India’s Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, marking a key step in the country’s renewable energy transition. The plant will produce clean hydrogen using renewable power, supporting industrial decarbonisation and emission reduction. The project strengthens India’s green hydrogen ecosystem, is expected to attract further investment, and aligns with national goals for sustainable fuels and long-term energy security.
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