The state cabinet also approved eight new Technology Business Incubators (TBIs) under Karnataka Startup Policy 2022-27 with a total allocation of Rs 80 crore.
As reported by Moneycontrol, Snabbit moved from Mumbai to Bengaluru’s Koramangala
While BJP and JD(S) slammed ministers for criticising Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Congress leaders questioned why the Biocon chairperson is not criticising BJP governments.
Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw’s tweet on Bengaluru’s infrastructure, recounting an overseas visitor’s comments during a visit to Biocon Park, has gone viral. Responding, deputy CM DK Shivakumar said the East Corporation will retain Rs 1,673 crore of its revenues to directly improve infrastructure across 50 wards, benefiting key IT corridors.
A war of words erupted on October 2 after Andhra IT Minister Nara Lokesh, citing a Moneycontrol report on firms moving from Bengaluru’s Outer Ring Road to north Bengaluru and Whitefield, pitched Anantapur as a hub. Karnataka IT-BT Minister Priyank Kharge hit back, calling it 'desperate scavenging'
Karnataka unveils Mission ‘Free Traffic-2026’ with a 90-day action plan, aiming to ease congestion, improve roads, and integrate public transport with a single city-wide mobility card in Bengaluru by March 2026.
Karnataka chief secretary on September 24 convened a meeting with senior government officials, Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, and civic experts.
Facing flak after public outrage and social media backlash ahead of the upcoming civic polls, the CM has set a one-month deadline to fill the city’s potholes.
Under fire for the city’s poor infrastructure, CM Siddaramaiah on September 20 chaired a high-level meeting on Bengaluru roads and traffic management
Peenya is one of the largest industrial hubs in Asia, contributing significantly to the state’s economy, exports and job creation. However, the poor condition of basic infrastructure, especially roads, is a matter of serious concern for industrialists and investors, Peenya Industrial Association said in its letter.
Factories are running at 75-80 percent of their capacity in several sectors, levels at which capex plans take shape. But a string of geopolitical conflicts and the resulting uncertainty has made them cautious, says the company's MD & CEO
Easing of bidding norms to encourage greater participation by private firms had seen relatively smaller companies come in at competitive prices
India is leveraging human capital, technology and digital infrastructure to deepen manufacturing and services-led growth, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
Few companies have met their FY2025 order book guidance, given the slack in government tendering activity, particularly in roads
Bengaluru’s tech corridor, stretching from KR Puram to the Silk Board section of Outer Ring Road, employs 9.5 lakh people across 500 companies and contributes 36% to the city’s annual IT revenue.
The Congress-led government, which came to power in May 2023, is treading a difficult path, burdened by an annual expenditure of Rs 52,000 crore for its five guarantees. Plus, the Union government’s disparity in tax devolution, simmering public anger over price hikes, and inadequate funds for development work has pushed the state to the brink.
Capital goods firms order flows portray a moderation in economic activity both in government and private sector capex, although some sectors are faring well
The meeting chaired by DPIIT Secretary Amardeep Bhatia was attended by senior officials from central ministries, state governments, and project proponents, The meeting, it said, was focused on expediting issue resolution through enhanced inter-ministerial and state coordination facilitated by the Project Monitoring Group (PMG).
Tunnel roads and a sky deck are among the major infrastructure projects that will help decongest Bengaluru, the deputy chief minister, who is also the Bengaluru development minister, has said
Recent feedback from the stakeholders in roads, metro rail and water segments indicates that while the bid pipeline is strong, the pace of project awards is slowing
The Budget has done its best to nudge the private sector capex by encouraging PPP models in some infra segments and revving up consumer demand
Among the steepest declines, the BSE Power Index tumbled over 30 percent from its recent peak, followed by the BSE Utilities Index and BSE India Infrastructure Index, which have fallen 28.7 percent and 27 percent, respectively.
The eminent economist noted that sustaining infrastructure expenditure and building it further would be very helpful for creating a much more robust trajectory of economic growth for India.
The government’s capital outlay for the road sector is likely to increase by 8-10 percent in FY2026 budgeted expenditure, which is likely to support the improvement in road execution
Karnataka's large and medium industries and infrastructure development minister says Bengaluru's infrastructure is under pressure due to migration but the government is working on projects to address traffic congestion