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  In a move to support gig workers, the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has announced plans to construct air-conditioned rest areas along key roads in the city. These facilities aim to provide much-needed relief for delivery personnel, cab drivers, and other gig workers who spend long hours on the road. The rest areas will be strategically located near high-traffic zones and commercial hubs. They will feature basic amenities such as seating, charging points, drinking water, and restrooms. This initiative is expected to improve the working conditions of gig workers who often struggle to find suitable places to rest between tasks. The project aligns with Chennai’s commitment to inclusive urban planning and addressing the needs of its growing gig economy. The GCC is expected to roll out the first phase of these rest areas soon, benefiting thousands of workers across the city.

  In a significant move, the Maharashtra cabinet has approved the operation of bike taxis, setting specific conditions to ensure safety and regulation. This decision is expected to provide a major boost to ride-hailing companies like Rapido, Ola, and Uber, which have been eyeing the bike taxi segment in the state. The new policy mandates that only vehicles with a valid commercial registration will be allowed to operate as bike taxis. Additionally, safety measures such as helmet mandates for both riders and passengers, proper insurance coverage, and GPS tracking will be enforced. Fare regulations will also be introduced to prevent overcharging. This approval comes as a relief to commuters, offering them an affordable and convenient mode of transport, especially in congested urban areas. It is also expected to create employment opportunities for thousands of riders across Maharashtra. With this regulatory green light, companies like Rapido, Ola, and Uber are likely to expand their...

  The Union Cabinet has approved a ₹3,700 crore project to develop the Patna-Sasaram corridor in Bihar. This major infrastructure initiative aims to enhance connectivity between the state capital, Patna, and Sasaram, a key town in the region. The project is expected to boost economic activities, reduce travel time, and improve transportation facilities for commuters and businesses. It will also facilitate better road infrastructure, promoting regional development. The improved connectivity will benefit industries, trade, and tourism while enhancing overall mobility in Bihar. This approval aligns with the government’s commitment to modernizing road networks and strengthening transport infrastructure across the country. The Patna-Sasaram corridor is set to be a game-changer for Bihar’s development.

  Bharti Airtel has successfully landed the 2Africa Pearls subsea cable in India, marking a significant milestone in global connectivity. This massive undersea cable system, the longest in the world, will enhance internet infrastructure by linking India with Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. The 2Africa Pearls cable, part of the broader 2Africa initiative led by a consortium including Airtel, aims to improve internet speed, capacity, and reliability across these regions. With a total length of over 45,000 kilometers, it will provide high-speed, low-latency connections to boost digital growth in multiple countries. By bringing this advanced infrastructure to India, Airtel is set to support the country’s growing data demands and drive digital transformation. The landing of this cable strengthens India’s position as a key player in the global internet ecosystem, fostering economic growth and technological innovation.

  India is set to manufacture five indigenous small modular reactors (SMRs) under the "Bharat Nuclear Reactors" initiative, marking a significant step in its clean energy ambitions. These next-generation nuclear reactors, developed with private sector participation, aim to enhance energy security and reduce carbon emissions. SMRs offer a safer, cost-effective, and scalable alternative to traditional nuclear plants, making them ideal for India's growing energy needs. By integrating private expertise, India is fostering innovation and accelerating nuclear technology development, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable energy and self-reliance in the nuclear sector.

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD is set to make a massive investment of ₹85,000 crore to establish a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Hyderabad, Telangana . This marks one of the largest foreign direct investments (FDI) in India's EV sector. The new plant will focus on producing electric cars, batteries, and related components , strengthening BYD’s presence in the Indian market. The facility is expected to generate thousands of jobs and boost the local economy while advancing India’s EV adoption goals. BYD, which currently sells EVs like the Atto 3 and Seal in India, aims to expand its market share and compete with domestic and global players. Telangana's business-friendly policies and robust infrastructure played a key role in attracting this investment. This development aligns with India’s push towards green mobility and reducing dependence on fossil fuels, further solidifying its position as a future EV manufacturing hub .