Indian Infrastructures and Capabilities
Official West Bengal industrial-development documentation identifies Jangal Sundari Karmanagari as a major industrial project under the West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation. The wider development is being implemented in phases, with land intended for large industries as well as ancillary and MSME activity.
India’s solar capacity has grown almost sixty-fold from its 2014 level. By the end of July 2026, installed solar capacity stood at 164.59 GW, making solar the largest individual component of the country’s renewable-energy portfolio.
TDB will provide the ₹63.84 crore through Optionally Convertible Debentures. This financing structure will support GalaxEye through the engineering, testing, validation and deployment stages required to bring the satellite platform to full operational readiness.
Orbital welding is an automated welding process in which a welding head travels around a stationary tube or pipe. Parameters such as welding current, travel speed and heat input can be tightly controlled, producing consistent joints with considerably greater repeatability than ordinary manual welding.
Under the programme, JK Maini Global Aerospace will undertake the assembly of wing structures and centre-fuselage structures for a major indigenous fighter aircraft programme. The tender was floated by what Raymond describes as a leading Indian aerospace and defence original equipment manufacturer.
According to the Civil Aviation Ministry, the modified programme rests on four principal areas: maintaining affordable air travel, improving the sustainability of regional operations, introducing a transparent Challenge Mode framework for infrastructure projects and supporting indigenous aviation manufacturing.
The immediate programme centres on the B28, India’s first indigenous high-speed train platform. Its name reflects its 280 kmph design-speed category. The train is being developed through the Integral Coach Factory and BEML, with manufacturing taking place at BEML’s Bengaluru facility.
India exported approximately $1.9 billion worth of PCBAs in FY2025-26, more than twenty times the level recorded a year earlier. Of this, around $1.5 billion went to China, compared with only approximately $36 million in FY2024-25.
The Press Information Bureau highlighted Netrasemi on 22 September 2026 among the Indian semiconductor technologies showcased at SEMICON India, placing the Kerala-founded company within the growing group of domestic startups attempting to move from semiconductor design services towards proprietary Indian chip products.
Speaking during SEMICON India 2026, Addverb co-founder and Chief Business Officer Bir Singh identified semiconductor manufacturing as an emerging market for the company. Addverb is developing automation systems for semiconductor facilities while expanding into solar manufacturing, batteries, electric vehicles and other advanced-manufacturing industries.
