Avishek G. Dastidar

The Delhi Gymkhana Club, one of the capital's most exclusive institutions, stares at an uncertain future as the Centre moves in to reclaim the Lutyens property

Just weeks into the new fiscal, a railway ministry letter to zonal railways has flagged "stagnant revenue" and the need for "strict adherence to spending limits"

The financial toll of the verdict will be astounding as the railways risks losing the entire savings achieved through electrification

Global data shows high-speed rail as the preferred mode for travel under three hours, but only stations built as multi-modal hubs create dramatic economic impact

Power banks have been risky business in flying, and unlike the IndiGo fire that was quickly doused, such mishaps may not always occur when a plane is taxiing

The Multi-Lane Free Flow system can potentially save 2,500 million litres of fuel every year by letting vehicles zip through toll gates non-stop

The defection of its Rajya Sabha MPs—and former close aides— throws AAP off balance ahead of the battle for Punjab next year

The Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor has given Indian engineers the experience of laying bullet train systems. The indigenous B-28 trainset rids the ambition of foreign reliance

The Rs 5,000 crore credit support and seven-year repayment tenure are timely cushions for a sector thrown into geopolitical turbulence of an uncertain timeline

The Association of Private Airport Operators wrote to the civil aviation ministry about how relief announced earlier for airlines was creating a crisis for them

Delhi's draft EV Policy 2.0 proposes a hard shift from petrol two-wheelers alongside wider electrification mandates. But poor charging infrastructure comes in the way of its good intentions

Gadkari's ministry provided short-term relief to contractors stressed by the cost spike in bitumen, the import-reliant material critical for highway expansion

The 2008 project on the Mumbai suburban rail network neither had tracks to show as on January 2024 nor rehabilitation of the displaced

Accidents on tarmacs worldwide average around 27,000 a year. In India, ground-safety deficiency was highlighted in a parliamentary panel report in 2025

Is the airport's phase one more cargo-ideal than convenient for Noida and Delhi fliers? A deep dive

Half of all international operations gone, Indian carriers have been surviving the Gulf conflict on the lifelines of dispensations, surcharges and government-moderated fuel pricing

The Rekha Gupta government says the Rs 22,236 crore green outlay would be mapped against environmental outcomes. None other than the PMO would be watching

The young MP, appreciated once for being telegenic, undaunted and articulate, was considered by the Aam Aadmi Party to be afraid of the ruling dispensation and intent on his own image rather his party's

PM Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the first phase of the Noida International Airport in Jewar, UP.

With the crisis in West Asia wiping out their bottom lines, this was a reprieve the country's airlines had lobbied for. It is a cost respite for passengers as well