- 1 Integrated Farming System For Small Farmers
- 2 India’s Rice Boom: Feeding the Nation or Fueling Future Risks
- 3 Centre Launches CBDC-based Digital Food Coupon Pilot in Gujarat
- 4 National Monetisation Pipeline 2.0 (NMP 2.0)
- 5 India Enhances Domestic Rare Earth Ecosystem
- 6 NGT Clears Great Nicobar Island Mega-infrastructure Project
- 7 India Distributed Renewable Energy Summit 2026
- 8 MSMEs: Core of India’s Global Growth Strategy
- 9 Strengthening Capital Goods Sector
- 10 Cabinet Approves Startup India Fund of Funds 2.0
- 11 Centre Launches Seven New Interventions Under EPM
- 12 Merchandise Trade Indices
- 13 Access Pass for Economic Exclusive Zone (EEZ) Fishing
- 14 Demwe Lower Hydel Project
- 15 Miniratna Status for Yantra India Limited
- 16 RBI Simplifies the Voluntary Retention Route
- 17 Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS)
- 18 Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
- 19 Agriculture Infrastructure Fund (AIF)
- 20 RBI Issues Draft Revised Guidelines for Lead Bank Scheme
- 21 Indian Textile Sector
- 22 Sovereign Gold Bond (SGB)
- 23 Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT)
Municipal Bonds: A Path to Self-Reliant Cities
On 18th February 2026, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) organised a high-level consultation titled “Municipal Bonds Unpacked - A Dialogue with the Intermediaries” to deliberate on strategies for deepening the municipal bond market and strengthening alternative sources of financing for Urban Local Bodies (ULBs).
What are Municipal Bonds?
- Also known as a muni bond, it is a debt instrument issued by ULBs such as municipal corporations or municipalities to raise money from investors.
- The funds are used for developing essential urban infrastructure like water supply, waste management, transport and housing.
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