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  India has approved two major cross-border rail projects to strengthen connectivity with Bhutan at a cost of ₹4,033 crore. The first link will connect Banarhat in West Bengal to Samtse in Bhutan , while the second will run from Kokrajhar in Assam to Gelephu in Bhutan .  These strategic railway corridors aim to boost bilateral trade, tourism, and cultural ties, while also enhancing regional connectivity in the Northeast. Once completed, the projects are expected to provide Bhutan with its first-ever railway access, marking a milestone in India-Bhutan relations and supporting the broader vision of regional integration.

  Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has announced the state government’s ambitious plan to develop a “Future City” that will match international benchmarks and compete with iconic global hubs like New York.  Positioned as a symbol of innovation, sustainability, and modern urban living, the project is expected to redefine infrastructure, technology integration, and quality of life in the region. The CM emphasized that this initiative reflects Telangana’s commitment to creating world-class opportunities in housing, business, and global investment, ensuring the state emerges as a leader in modern urban development.

  India has emerged as the fifth country globally to manufacture telecom equipment, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s push for technological self-reliance.  This achievement strengthens India’s position in the global telecom ecosystem, enabling domestic production of critical components and reducing dependence on imports. With this development, India aims to boost local manufacturing, create jobs, and support the rapid rollout of advanced networks like 5G, contributing to its vision of a digitally empowered economy.

  IndoSpace, a leading developer of industrial and logistics real estate, has announced a $57 million investment to establish a 66-acre logistics park in Bhiwandi, Maharashtra. The project is set to bolster the region’s position as a strategic hub for warehousing and distribution, serving industries such as e-commerce, retail, manufacturing, and third-party logistics. With its proximity to Mumbai and strong connectivity to national highways, the new facility is expected to cater to rising demand for modern, large-scale logistics infrastructure, supporting both regional and national supply chain growth.

  UK businesses are increasingly eyeing the UAE, with migrations expected to triple by 2035. Financial services, fintech, and investment firms are drawn by access to emerging markets in the MENA region and Asia.  Technology and innovation startups are attracted to the UAE’s supportive regulatory frameworks, funding opportunities, and business-friendly ecosystems. Meanwhile, logistics, trade, and supply chain companies are leveraging the country’s strategic location as a bridge between East and West, positioning the UAE as a key hub for global operations.

  India’s smartphone exports surged 39% year-on-year to reach $1.53 billion in August 2025, reflecting the country’s growing dominance in the global mobile market. Notably, shipments to the United States doubled to $965 million, making the US the top destination for Indian-made smartphones.  Analysts attribute this growth to competitive pricing, increased local manufacturing under the “Make in India” initiative, and rising demand for affordable 4G and 5G devices. The trend underscores India’s rising footprint in the global technology supply chain and its potential to challenge traditional manufacturing hubs.

  The Andhra Pradesh government has announced plans to establish India’s biggest library in Amaravati, aiming to create a hub of knowledge and learning. The proposed library will house millions of books, rare manuscripts, and digital resources, catering to students, researchers, and scholars from across the country. Designed with modern facilities, reading spaces, and technology-enabled learning zones, the library is expected to become a landmark educational institution. Officials say the initiative reflects the state’s commitment to promoting literacy, research, and cultural preservation. The project is part of Amaravati’s broader vision to emerge as a smart, knowledge-driven capital.

  World’s fastest man and Olympic sprint legend Usain Bolt is set to visit India for a special exhibition football match in Mumbai on October 1. Known for his love of football off the track, Bolt will take part in the high-profile game featuring celebrities and former football stars. His visit is expected to draw huge excitement among fans, marking a rare opportunity for Indian audiences to watch the Jamaican icon in action beyond athletics. The event aims to promote sports and entertainment, bringing together athletics, football, and Bollywood under one roof.

  Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister has announced an ambitious plan to make Amaravati a hub for cutting-edge technology by building and exporting quantum computers within the next two years. Highlighting the state’s focus on innovation, research, and global competitiveness, the CM said this initiative would position Andhra Pradesh as a leader in advanced computing, attracting top talent, investments, and global partnerships. The move is expected to not only boost the state’s technology ecosystem but also place India at the forefront of the quantum revolution.

  Navi Mumbai is gearing up to make motorsport history as it prepares to host Maharashtra’s first-ever Formula night street race this December. The high-speed spectacle will bring international racing excitement to the city’s streets, transforming them into a glowing circuit under floodlights.  Officials highlight that the event is expected to draw huge crowds, boost tourism, and place Navi Mumbai on the global motorsport map. With the thrill of night racing and the backdrop of a modern urban skyline, this landmark race promises both speed and spectacle for fans and visitors alike.

  The long-awaited Jiribam–Imphal railway line is nearing completion and will soon connect Manipur’s capital, Imphal, to India’s national rail network.  This ambitious project, spanning challenging hilly terrains and featuring multiple tunnels and bridges, is one of the most significant infrastructure developments in the Northeast. Once operational, it will not only enhance connectivity and reduce travel time but also boost trade, tourism, and socio-economic growth in the region. The new link is expected to transform Imphal into a more accessible hub, bridging it closer with the rest of the country.

  French transport operator Keolis has been awarded the contract to run and maintain the Pune Metro’s Hinjawadi–Shivajinagar corridor , a key route aimed at easing daily commutes between the IT hub and the city center. The 23.3 km elevated corridor, being developed under a public-private partnership, is expected to handle thousands of passengers daily and reduce traffic congestion along one of Pune’s busiest stretches. Services are likely to begin by March 2026 , marking a significant milestone in the city’s expanding metro network and strengthening Pune’s push toward modern, sustainable urban mobility.

  The Bihar government has announced a new scheme to support higher education for students who pass Class 12. Under the initiative, eligible students will be able to avail interest-free loans to pursue higher studies in India or abroad. The move is aimed at reducing the financial burden on families and ensuring that talented students do not miss out on opportunities due to lack of resources. The government stated that the scheme aligns with its vision of promoting education and empowering the youth of Bihar to compete globally.

  Japanese multinational Fujifilm has announced plans to start production of semiconductor materials in India by 2028 , marking a major step in strengthening the country’s chip-making ecosystem. The company aims to cater to the growing global demand for advanced semiconductors while supporting India’s ambitions to become a hub for electronics manufacturing. Fujifilm’s investment aligns with New Delhi’s semiconductor mission, which is focused on reducing dependency on imports and building a resilient supply chain. The move is also expected to generate skilled jobs, boost local manufacturing, and attract further foreign investments in the high-tech sector. With this initiative, India is positioning itself not only as a consumer market but also as a critical player in the global semiconductor supply chain.

  India’s semiconductor industry is on track for exponential growth, with projections showing the sector doubling to $103 billion by 2030 . Driven by rising demand in electronics, automotive, 5G infrastructure, and artificial intelligence, the sector is set to become a cornerstone of India’s tech-driven economy. Government initiatives such as the Semicon India program , production-linked incentives, and global partnerships are drawing major investments from chipmakers. Domestic design talent and a push for fabrication units are also strengthening the ecosystem.

  India’s regional rapid transit system, Namo Bharat , has set a new benchmark by becoming the country’s fastest train, achieving a top speed of 160 kmph on the Delhi–Meerut corridor. The semi-high-speed service, designed for speed, safety, and passenger comfort, aims to significantly cut travel time between the two cities. The achievement places Namo Bharat ahead of other operational trains in India, including Vande Bharat Express, making it the first rapid rail to consistently operate at such speeds. Officials highlighted that the success of the project reflects India’s growing capabilities in advanced rail technology and modern urban mobility solutions. Once fully operational, the Delhi–Meerut line is expected to reduce the travel time of nearly 82 km to under an hour, transforming daily commutes and boosting connectivity across the National Capital Region.

  India has unveiled a  $680 million infrastructure and aid package for Mauritius , further strengthening its deep strategic and cultural ties with the island nation. The package includes  funding for major infrastructure projects , support for  affordable housing, renewable energy, healthcare, and digital initiatives , along with concessional credit lines to boost Mauritius’ development. Mauritius welcomed the announcement, calling it a “milestone in bilateral relations” that will enhance connectivity, trade, and people-to-people exchanges. The initiative comes as both nations continue to cooperate on  maritime security, economic resilience, and cultural partnerships

  India and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have signed a $126 million loan agreement aimed at enhancing tourism infrastructure in Uttarakhand. The project seeks to improve connectivity, promote eco-friendly tourism, and develop key pilgrimage and nature-based destinations in the state. The funding will be used to upgrade roads, strengthen facilities at tourist spots, and create opportunities for local communities through skill development and small business support. Authorities believe the initiative will not only boost the state’s tourism potential but also generate employment and sustainable economic growth. With Uttarakhand being a hub for spiritual and adventure tourism, the deal marks a major step toward modernizing its infrastructure while preserving the region’s natural and cultural heritage.

  India’s ambitious green hydrogen push is expected to drive costs down to nearly $2 per kilogram by 2032 , according to the country’s Green Hydrogen Mission director. The government’s National Green Hydrogen Mission , launched with an outlay of ₹19,744 crore, aims to make India a global hub for production, usage, and export of green hydrogen. Falling renewable power prices, advances in electrolyser technology, and large-scale deployment are seen as the main drivers behind the sharp cost reduction. Currently, green hydrogen costs in India range between $4–6 per kg , making it less competitive than fossil fuel-based alternatives. Achieving the $2 mark will enable widespread adoption in sectors like steel, fertilizers, refining, and shipping, while also opening opportunities for exports. India has set a target to produce 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030 , a move expected to significantly cut carbon emissions and reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels.

  Delhi-based Gautam Solar has announced a major investment of ₹4,000 crore to establish a state-of-the-art 5 GW solar cell manufacturing facility in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh.  The project aims to boost India’s domestic solar manufacturing capacity and reduce dependence on imports, aligning with the government’s renewable energy push. Once operational, the facility is expected to generate significant local employment and contribute to India’s target of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel-based power capacity by 2030.

  Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said that India is on track to become one of the world’s top three economies by 2047, when the country celebrates 100 years of independence. He projected India’s economy to touch the $30 trillion mark by then, driven by rapid industrial growth, digital innovation, robust infrastructure development, and a young workforce. Goyal highlighted that government reforms, global investments, and expanding manufacturing under initiatives like Make in India will play a key role in positioning the nation as a global economic powerhouse.

  Bhutan has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Adani Power to develop a 570 MW hydropower plant in the country, marking a significant boost to regional energy cooperation. The project, aimed at enhancing Bhutan’s renewable energy capacity, is expected to be completed within five years.  Leveraging the expertise of Indian companies in large-scale hydro projects, the initiative will not only strengthen Bhutan’s clean energy portfolio but also deepen cross-border collaboration with India in the power sector.

  India’s much-awaited first Vande Bharat sleeper train is likely to roll out by the end of September, with Bihar expected to host its debut journey. The state-of-the-art train, designed to provide speed, comfort, and overnight travel convenience, marks a major milestone in Indian Railways’ modernization drive. Unlike the existing chair-car Vande Bharat trains, the sleeper variant will feature upgraded berths, modern interiors, advanced safety systems, and improved passenger amenities. Railway officials suggest that the train will cater to long-distance travelers, especially those journeying overnight between Bihar and other states. This rollout is seen as a strategic move to boost connectivity, reduce travel time, and enhance passenger experience. If launched on schedule, it will be a significant addition to India’s premium train network, aligning with the vision of transforming rail travel across the country.

  India’s semiconductor demand is projected to grow exponentially, with consumption expected to touch $100–$120 billion by 2030, according to the CEO of L&T Semiconductor Technologies. The surge will be driven by rapid advancements in 5G, electric vehicles, consumer electronics, artificial intelligence, and industrial automation. The CEO emphasized that India’s growing digital economy and government initiatives to boost domestic manufacturing through the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme will accelerate this growth. Establishing a strong semiconductor ecosystem will be key to reducing import dependence and positioning India as a global hub for advanced technology manufacturing.

  Madhya Pradesh is set to establish India’s largest PM MITRA Park in Dhar district, marking a major boost for the state’s textile and apparel sector. The park, part of the central government’s PM Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel (PM MITRA) initiative, will attract significant investment, generate large-scale employment, and strengthen India’s position in the global textile value chain. With world-class infrastructure, plug-and-play facilities, and an integrated ecosystem for textile manufacturing, the project aims to promote sustainable growth, enhance exports, and create new opportunities for local entrepreneurs and workers alike.

  India and the UAE are charting a bold path to deepen their economic partnership, setting an ambitious trade target of $100 billion by 2030 , with a strong focus on non-oil and non-precious metals sectors. This vision highlights a commitment to fostering sustainable growth, investment, and innovation. Key sectors driving this initiative include pharmaceuticals, Ayurveda, and healthcare research . Efforts are underway to accelerate drug approvals and expand India’s Ayurveda offerings to meet the rising demand for health and wellness products in the UAE. Both nations are also encouraged to collaborate on research and innovation to strengthen the quality and reach of medical products. The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) serves as a cornerstone of this vision, streamlining trade processes, reducing barriers, and creating opportunities across diverse sectors. By leveraging their respective strengths, India and the UAE are building a long-term framework for strate...

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaffirmed India’s close ties with Russia during his meeting with President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Tianjin, China. Welcomed by Putin as a “dear friend,” Modi said India and Russia have “always walked shoulder to shoulder, even in the most difficult situations.” The two leaders were later seen together inside Putin’s armoured Aurus limousine, underscoring their personal camaraderie. Modi highlighted cooperation across trade, energy, space, security, and culture, stressing that the “Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership” between India and Russia remains a vital pillar of regional and global stability. He also reiterated support for peace efforts in Ukraine, following a recent conversation with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. Putin praised decades of trust and friendship between the two nations, calling it the foundation for future cooperation. Despite Western sanctions and U.S. t...