Indian Infrastructures and Capabilities
According to an official announcement issued by the Prime Minister’s Office on 24 October, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the RBI’s Data Centre and Cybersecurity Training Institute in Bhubaneswar at approximately 4:45 PM on 25 October 2026. He will also address a gathering during the programme.
Rosatom Automated Control Systems manufactured and supplied approximately 300 equipment items for the safety control systems of Kudankulam Units 3 and 4. The equipment includes four sets of computerised safety control systems for each reactor, corresponding to the four independent safety instrumentation and control channels.
India’s largest hydropower project is approaching another major operational milestone, with NHPC Limited announcing the
Often described as giant water batteries, pumped-storage hydropower projects store energy by moving water between reservoirs at different elevations. They allow electricity generated during periods of surplus supply to be stored and used when demand increases.
The project represents India’s first initiative to establish conventional lighthouse infrastructure on an inland river, extending navigation technology traditionally associated with maritime shipping to the country’s river transport network.
The coach will operate on selected days during the trial period, allowing passengers to experience the scenic railway corridor while travelling between the two important pilgrimage destinations.
NTPC has identified international technology collaboration as an important component of its nuclear expansion strategy. The company is examining opportunities involving Pressurised Water Reactors, a technology widely used in commercial nuclear power generation.
New Wind Capacity Commissioned Under 200 MW Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy Project as Company Strengthens Renewable Power Generation and Battery Storage Infrastructure
India’s inland waterway cargo transportation has expanded substantially over the past decade, supported by infrastructure development, improved navigability and government initiatives encouraging the movement of goods through rivers and canals.
SberIndia’s upcoming headquarters at Bharat Business Park represents an important expansion of the Russian banking group’s physical infrastructure in India. The project involves two office towers with a combined area of 48,000 square metres, providing substantial space for the bank’s operations and the development of the Russian-Indian Cooperation Center.
