Top Indian Businesses To Announce Big Investments In West Bengal
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Kolkata is buzzing with excitement as it hosts the Bengal Global Business Summit 2025. The two-day summit on February 5-6, aims to attract significant investments to the state and showcase its business-friendly environment. Prominent guests include industry titans such as Mukesh Ambani, Chairman of Reliance Industries; Sanjiv Puri, Chairman & MD of ITC; and Sajjan Jindal, Chairman & MD of JSW Group. With delegates from over 40 countries and more than 200 international representatives attending, this summit is set to be a melting pot of ideas and opportunities. The BGBS will focus on key sectors including manufacturing, agriculture, infrastructure, and technology, providing a platform for discussions on strategic partnerships and collaborations. According to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, this summit is not just about business but also about enhancing relationships with neighbouring countries.
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We were habituated to see the routine programmed since 2015 to 2023 total investment proposals were as per their up to 2023 : Rs 17,60,617 crores
But actual proposed was Rs 63,609 crores.
Only state are have electricity surpluss. Thousand of land are empty as it was industry likes, Jessop, Hindustan motor, Dunlop, Indian oxygen, Stones india, Haringhata milk supply, Calcutta Tramways, State transport depot, even Britannia company also is closed!
You are an old man living in North Calcutta who wants to dwell in the past and is not ready to accept change. You are lamenting all those who have left this Earth, and you are left alone. The Kolkata that you will witness in the future will be different from what you recall with fondness; it is all history today. Today, we live in the digital age. We pay for and buy things using our smartphones. Today is the age of Artificial Intelligence, Data Analytics, etc. Earlier, people lived in huts, then in large mansions and bungalows, but today, people live in flats or apartments in high-rises. So, accept the change and do not move ahead by looking in the rearview mirror. Be realistic. The laws of force are at play in accordance with the desires and aspirations of the people to keep pace with modern times. Electricity may appear surplus but it's not sufficient for large Data Centre that requires huge amount of electricity and water to run those high speed Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain storage (such as used for data mining and storage of cryptocurrency). That is is why the Jindal Group is going to invest Rupees 16000 crores in setting up Electric power stations as demand for electricity rises. In future EV Vehicles will replace Petrol and diesel vehicles, just as we see E-Rickshaws that has replaced manual pedal and hand drawn rickshaws. So are you going to lament the loss of hand drawn and pedal rickshaws?
When Brittania left the state?
Indian oxygen ltd aka Linde india has its plant in taratola and hq in kolkata
Joy bangla
You know Mr. Mukesh Ambani, I'm going to make time to contemplate logics and causes around formations for large corporate structures, their capital concentrating and distributive behaviors, how they're observed ,and how they coordinate via employment ,pricing, & incentives with governments and central banking agencies to tighten and loosen the flow of currency, credit, and funds. Maybe, it's because of a city, state, and country's weak digestive system. No governing enzymes strong enough to dissolve rapid amassing centralizations , so they spread into other parts of the entire body. It's interesting though that they break apart naturally fueled by vast space, resources, and time. Wouldn't you agree Mr. Mukesh Ambani? Agree that a healthy circulatory system expands active business prospects and lower pressures on organizing businesses for an environment? We might disagree on relative amounts, and there are always cons. But, who knows? Maybe some distributive experience might affect my analytical outlook. You never know ;).