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India’s industrial growth has long been challenged by fragmented infrastructure planning. Highways, railways, ports, industrial parks, and utilities were often developed in isolation, leading to inefficiencies, delays, and higher logistics costs. The National Gati Shakti Corridor represents a fundamental shift in

Energy is one of the largest operating costs for Indian manufacturing plants. Yet, many factory owners and project teams still rely on rough estimates rather than a clear understanding of where and how energy is actually consumed. With rising power tariffs,

India’s industrial landscape is undergoing a significant transformation. The country is positioning itself to become a global manufacturing hub due to strong policy backing, rising domestic demand, and a push towards self-reliance. Manufacturers and investors must understand India's industrial policy framework

Air pollution has become an economic and operational challenge, especially for India’s manufacturing sector.  As industrial clusters expand and regulations tighten, businesses can no longer treat emissions control as simply a compliance checkbox. A holistic and integrated approach to air pollution

India’s defence manufacturing sector is undergoing a strategic transformation. From being one of the world’s largest arms importers to becoming a rising exporter of indigenous defence equipment, the shift is both ambitious and necessary.  Driven by the Make in India and

The design of factories has traditionally been based on function—efficiency, safety, and workflow. Nowadays, aesthetics are important in the industrial landscape. Visual appeal plays a big role in how industrial spaces perform and are perceived, from branding to employee well-being. Why

India’s electronics manufacturing sector is expanding rapidly, driven by strong policy support, global supply chain shifts, and rising domestic demand.  With the government aiming to reach $300 billion in electronics production by 2026, choosing the right location for your manufacturing unit

Electronics manufacturing in India is entering a new era, defined by data, automation, and intelligent systems.  Industry 4.0 technologies like digital twins, IoT, and smart manufacturing are reshaping how factories operate, from design and production to maintenance and quality control.  For businesses

India’s electronics manufacturing sector is entering a new phase of growth. With the government’s Make-in-India initiative, coupled with the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme and rising global interest, the country is becoming a preferred destination for electronics production.  For investors and

India’s electronics manufacturing sector is undergoing a transformation, with Production Linked Incentive (PLI) at its core. Launched to boost domestic production and reduce import dependency, the scheme is now driving large-scale investments, job creation, and global competitiveness.  For businesses planning to

Setting up an electronics manufacturing operation in India is a strategic move that has long-term potential. However, success starts with one important decision - site selection.  The location you choose will influence everything from operational efficiency and logistics to workforce availability

Setting up an electronics manufacturing plant in India is a strategic move with long-term potential. With rising domestic demand, global supply chain shifts, and strong government incentives, India is becoming a preferred destination for electronics production.  But success depends on careful

India’s semiconductor ambitions are making headlines, with new investments in both chip fabrication (fabs) and advanced packaging. Yet, many factory owners and industry leaders still confuse these two critical parts of the chip supply chain.  Understanding their differences is essential for

India’s industrial sector is facing a new era of environmental accountability.  With the government’s ambitious net-zero targets and the launch of the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) in 2025, carbon credits have shifted from being a “nice-to-have” to a business necessity

India’s manufacturing sector is at a turning point. With the government’s pledge to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070, factories are under growing pressure to decarbonize operations and adopt sustainable practices.  In addition to regulatory compliance, this shift can help businesses stay

Electric vehicle (EV) adoption in India is accelerating, and gigafactories, which manufacture large batteries, are at the core of this transformation. These facilities are essential for reducing battery imports, lowering EV costs, and supporting the government’s ambitious targets for clean

India’s industrial sector is rapidly evolving, and so are the materials used to build its factories.  Traditional choices like brick, steel, and concrete are now being joined and sometimes replaced by advanced building materials that promise faster construction, greater durability, and

In May 2025, China crossed a historic energy milestone - 1 terawatt (TW) of installed solar power capacity. With over 92 GW added in a single month, it now leads the global solar landscape by a massive margin, showcasing not

As the world increasingly turns its attention to sustainable development, industries are facing growing pressure to adopt environmentally-friendly practices.  In India, the government has recognized the importance of sustainable infrastructure and is offering a variety of incentives to encourage businesses to

Labor shortages and supply chain disruptions, such as COVID-19 pandemics, geopolitical tensions, and natural disasters, are negatively affecting construction timelines, budgets, and project execution.  For businesses in industrial construction and manufacturing, these delays can lead to significant financial losses and reputational