Assam Government MoUs with 10 leading companies expecting investments worth Rs 8200 crores in the state. This investment will create 6100 jobs in the state. These efforts will bring investment worth Rs 8,200 crore and create 6,100 jobs.”

The Murugappa Group company plans to invest around Rs 2,000 crore in two years in various segments, including specialty chemicals. Coromandel International has said the government’s One Nation, One Fertiliser’ scheme launched last year expects volume to increase by 6-10 per cent in FY24

Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric Corporation signed an agreement with Tamil Nadu to set up a Rs 1,895-crore unit, marking a rare instance of 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in electronic equipment manufacturing in India.

INOX Air Products, India's largest manufacturer of industrial and medical gases, plans to invest Rs 3,000 crore in ten sites nationwide by 2025 to meet the industry's growing demand across sectors, said its managing director Siddharth Jain.

The stations on the newly-commissioned Metro lines 2A and 7 will soon have rooftop solar panels. The MMRDA, which constructed these two Metro lines as a part of its 300 km Metro network in Mumbai Metropolitan Region, proposed setting up of the rooftop solar panels at 13 stations on Line 7.

The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO), the nodal agency for the Navi Mumbai Metro (NMM) project, has approved implementation of NMM Line 2, 3 and 4 with modified mode of transport vizMetroNeo in place of standard gauge Metro.

Kochi Metro Rail Ltd (KMRL) is set to sign an agreement with National Transportation Planning and Research Centre (NATPAC) to carry out a three-month study. The study is aimed at identifying measures to enhance patronage in both Kochi Metro and its waterway extension, Kochi Water Metro.

India's state-run oil and gas companies are targeting to build a combined green hydrogen generation capacity of 38,000 tonnes per annum by the next financial year. The planned green hydrogen facilities would require setting up a combined electrolyzer capacity of 279 MW by 2024-25.

India has targeted increasing its thermal power generation capacity by 14,700 megawatt in FY24. It is an ambitious target as in FY23, both centre and the states added just 1,460 MW against the target of 6,350 MW.