Lot of demand exists in the affordable housing segment. In order to meet the housing for all by 2020, there is a direct intervention by government through various initiatives such as CLSS, tax benefits and more under the affordable housing sector.

The Government of Gujarat aims to develop Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT) as a technology and fintech hub.

The Government of Karnataka has approved 24x7 water supply project for city of Udupi. The three works sanctioned under this scheme includes carrying the water from Varahi to water treatment plant at an estimated project cost of Rs 119.5 crore, treatment of raw water at plant at a cost of Rs 47.58 crore, and distribution of water to Udupi city 24x7 at a cost of Rs 103 crore.

The Government of Karnataka has approved 24x7 water supply project for city of Udupi. The three works sanctioned under this scheme includes carrying the water from Varahi to water treatment plant at an estimated project cost of Rs 119.5 crore, treatment of raw water at plant at a cost of Rs 47.58 crore, and distribution of water to Udupi city 24x7 at a cost of Rs 103 crore.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance (2003) in its 55th Report recommended that Government of India may consider setting up of an apex body viz. National Rural Bank of India.

Plans to assign the design, build, operate and maintain, and transfer water supply system in Hubballi Dharwad city for cost effective and sustainable upscaling to continuous (24x7) pressurized water supply. The work is likely to start soon.

Plans to assign the design, build, operate and maintain, and transfer water supply system in Belagavi city for cost effective and sustainable upscaling to continuous (24x7) pressurized water supply. The work is likely to start by August, 2019.

Plans to assign the design, build, operate and maintain, and transfer water supply system in Kalburgi city for cost effective and sustainable upscaling to continuous (24x7) pressurized water supply. The work is likely to start by August, 2019.

Asian Development Bank (ADB) has signed an agreement to provide $750 million equivalent in Indian rupee long-term financing to electrify railway tracks in India. IRFC will use the proceeds from the loan to install electric traction equipment along about 3,378 kilometres of existing railway lines to enable migration of passenger and freight traffic from diesel to electric traction.