Significant investments in education sector in West Bengal announced at Bengal Global Business Summit, boosting opportunities and infrastructure.

The Bengal Global Business Summit indicates a potential economic revitalization in Bengal with notable investments from Reliance, Infosys, Jindal, and homegrown enterprises like ITC and Emami Group.

Kolkata: Transport Secretary Saumitra Mohan said four MoUs to the tune of Rs 1,575 crore investment were inked at BGBS ...

Kolkata introduces 150 eco-friendly CNG yellow taxis to sustain the iconic fleet and meet commuter expectations. The initiative, signed during the Bengal Global Business Summit, aims to replace aging ...

Educational conglomerate JIS Group has announced it will invest Rs 450 crore to expand its academic infrastructure in West Bengal. The group plans to establish its second university in Hooghly ...

JIS Group announces Rs 450 crore investment to expand its academic infrastructure in West Bengal, including a new university ...

JIS Group is set to invest Rs 450 crore to enhance educational infrastructure in West Bengal, establishing a second university in Hooghly. Rs 200 crore will improve existing facilities, while Rs 250 ...

Amul plans to invest ₹600 crore in Kolkata to set up the world's largest curd-making plant. The new facility will have a ...

Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd (GCMMF) committed to making this investment during the two-day Bengal ...

At the Bengal Global Business Summit, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced that the state received investment proposals totaling Rs 4.40 lakh crore.

Amul is set to establish the world’s largest curd manufacturing facility in Kolkata with a Rs 600 crore investment. The new ...