Indian Infrastructures and Capabilities
The operation involved three vessels working in a side-by-side transfer configuration — a manoeuvre regarded as among the most demanding in port and offshore cargo handling because it requires precise mooring control, constant vessel alignment, and tight coordination under changing marine conditions.
The project consists of twin tube tunnels in the Ramban–Banihal section, with the northbound tunnels measuring 2.6 km and 0.619 km, and the southbound tunnel measuring 3.08 km. These are being built as part of the broader four-laning of NH-44, the highway that serves as the principal road lifeline linking Jammu with Srinagar and the Kashmir Valley.
Nd-Fe-B, or Neodymium-Iron-Boron magnets, are among the most powerful permanent magnets used in modern industry. They are essential in electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, electronics, and advanced manufacturing technologies.
The project, being developed by NHPC Limited, is located on the Subansiri River along the border of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam and has a total installed capacity of 2,000 MW, with eight units of 250 MW each.
The project is being developed by Orchid Pharma with facilitation support from the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC), which operates under the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India. The initiative is being supported through the Government’s Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme aimed at strengthening domestic manufacturing capacity in critical sectors.
The support is aimed at developing indigenous on-orbit satellite docking and refueling technology, a critical capability that can extend the operational life of satellites already operating in space. The project, titled “Development of Docking and Refueling Systems for In-Space Life Extension of Satellites,” reflects the Government of India’s broader vision of encouraging private participation in the space sector while strengthening domestic capabilities in advanced space technologies.
In a major step toward strengthening India’s green energy ecosystem, the Government of India has
India’s data centre sector is witnessing rapid expansion, with the country’s total data centre capacity
India’s railway infrastructure has undergone significant modernisation over the past decade, with more than 54,600
he project involves the construction of four modern lighthouses at Pandu, Bogibeel, Silghat and Biswanath Ghat, strategically located along the Brahmaputra to support navigation and economic activity on the river.
With a combined investment of approximately ₹84 crore, the four lighthouses will serve both as
