The Korwar solar plant is the second project developed under the joint venture and has begun operations ahead of the monsoon season. Its timely commissioning reflects strong execution capability, coordinated project management and the growing maturity of India’s private renewable energy development ecosystem.
The announcement comes as Adani Mundra Airport begins commercial flight operations, marking an important step in improving air connectivity for the Kutch region of Gujarat. The airport launched its first scheduled services in partnership with Star Air, connecting Mundra with key destinations such as Mumbai and Goa. Initial operations are also expected to include flights to Surat and Hindon, with Ahmedabad likely to be added later.
India’s tourism and hospitality industry is preparing for a major long-term expansion, with the sector
The biggest highlight of the event was the release of VOC Port’s first Sustainability Report, which recorded major progress in the port’s decarbonisation journey. Renewable energy now offsets nearly 94% of the port’s energy-consumption equivalent, while net carbon emissions have been reduced by around 45%. The report also noted that carbon intensity per tonne of cargo has nearly halved over the past four years, positioning VOC Port as a leading institution in India’s green maritime transition.
Along with the headquarters project, three completed infrastructure facilities were inaugurated. These include the Subordinate Officers’ Mess “Aditya” at the National Industrial Security Academy in Hyderabad, built at a cost of ₹34.22 crore, and the Advanced Training Building “Abhyas”, also at NISA Hyderabad, constructed at a cost of ₹20.53 crore. In Tamil Nadu, the Subordinate Officers’ Quarters at the 4th Reserve Battalion in Amravatipuram, Sivagangai, were inaugurated at a cost of ₹5.50 crore.
The three naval platforms were commissioned into the Indian Navy on June 21, 2026, during a major ceremony at Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port in Kolkata. INS Dunagiri is an advanced stealth frigate, INS Agray is an anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft, and INS Sanshodhak is a large survey vessel. Together, they represent three important dimensions of naval power — combat capability, underwater threat response and maritime survey operations.
The project is being viewed as a transformative step for Mauritius. Once developed, it can strengthen Port Louis as a major regional maritime centre connecting Asia, Africa and the Indian Ocean region. For India, the terminal offers a valuable opportunity to expand trade access, improve supply-chain connectivity and reinforce its long-standing partnership with Mauritius.
Addressing the Valedictory Session of the BRICS Heads of Space Agencies (HOSA) Meeting in Bengaluru, Dr. Jitendra Singh said BRICS countries possess the scale, scientific capabilities, technological strengths and industrial capacity required to emerge as a major force in the rapidly expanding global space economy.
During the interaction, Wang said China is prepared to implement the important understanding reached between the leaders of the two countries and deepen mutually beneficial cooperation. He emphasised that India and China, as two of the world’s largest developing countries and major voices of the Global South, have a responsibility to work together in support of stability, development and self-reliance among developing nations.
The two ministers reviewed the broad range of cooperation between India and South Korea. Their discussions covered political engagement, shipbuilding, trade, investment, defence, technology, clean energy, culture and people-to-people exchanges. The talks also explored emerging areas such as startups, fintech and cooperation in multilateral platforms.
