Tata Communications on Monday said it has bagged a "multi-crore" order from the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) to build an end-to-end digital infrastructure spanning network, IoT, cloud, and security with integrated management across domains. The project, aimed at accelerating and streamlining GSTAT's operations, will enable seamless access across all benches nationwide, fortify data security, and deliver a simplified user experience, the company said in a statement. "Tata Communicationshas been awarded a strategic project to deliver a comprehensive digital infrastructure - spanning network fabric, IoT, cloud, and security, with unified management across domains for the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) benches established by the Ministry of Finance, Government of India. This multi-crore, prestigious win reinforces Tata Communications' position as a trusted technology partner for mission-critical national initiatives," it said. Tata Communications
NaBFID Chairman KV Kamath says banks can no longer be primary infra financiers due to structural limits, with markets and DFIs better placed to meet India's long-term needs
The government is considering a ₹20,000-cr risk guarantee fund to protect new infrastructure projects from policy delays and external risks, aiming to boost credit flow and attract investors
Limited allocation should be taken in the satellite portfolio with above five-year horizon
The Central government has approved a fund request of Rs 803 crore to take up 152 road-related projects across Delhi, officials said on Tuesday. The funds have been approved under the Central Road and Infrastructure Fund (CRIF). Earlier, in July, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta had requested the funds during a high-level meeting chaired by Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari. "The competent authority in this ministry has agreed to approve the work listed to an amount of Rs 803.39 crore to meet the cost of work debitable to the allocations of the Government of NCT of Delhi under the CRIF Act, 2000," the letter issued by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, accessed by PTI, said. The Public Works Department (PWD) manages about 1,400 kilometres of roads in the capital. A plan is already underway to repair 600 kilometres of roads over the year. PWD Minister Parvesh Verma earlier announced that these upgrades align with the city's broader environmental and ..
Industry leaders at Semicon India 2025 said India's semiconductor sector faces hurdles including infra gaps, shortage of fab-specific talent and supply chain vulnerabilities
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RBI data showed net ECB inflows rose to $4.6 billion in April-June 2025 from $2.8 billion a year ago, even as registrations moderated and sectoral trends diverged
Experts warn India's infra push risks delays without better planning, funding models, and PPP reforms to match rapid growth
The paper notes that the problem was not just weak lending choices; core project risks were built into the model
Financing and technology can overcome execution and road safety challenges to achieve national targets, says Nitin Gadkari
India's infrastructure story shines at BS Summit 2025, with leaders charting bold visions in roads, ports, energy, and aviation to power Viksit Bharat 2047
After more than 13 years as Afcons Chairman, Shapoorji Mistry steps down to become Chairman Emeritus while his son Pallon Mistry joins the board, marking a generational transition
Cushman & Wakefield report highlights Navi Mumbai's cost advantage, 87 per cent office occupancy, and new infra projects including the upcoming international airport by 2025
Crisil said revenue growth of EPC companies will be supported by robust order books, higher infrastructure spending and improved order mix, with margins set to expand
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The day-long event will range from funding models for Viksit Bharat to the future of energy, aviation, and logistics
Eight infrastructure sectors' growth slowed down to 2 per cent in July 2025 from 6.3 per cent in the same month last year, according to official data released on Wednesday. The core sector's output growth was 2.2 per cent in the previous month of June. The production growth was dragged by five key sectors of coal, crude oil, natural gas, and refinery products, which recorded a decline in output in July. In April-July of this fiscal year, the eight infrastructure sectors expanded by 1.6 per cent, compared to 6.3 per cent during the same period last year.
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