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Realty developer Puravankara acquires 9.73-acre land parcel in north BengaluruRealty developer Puravankara has acquired a significant land parcel in North Bengaluru. The 9.73-acre plot in the Devanahalli growth corrid...- Amazon India arm leases 2.78 lakh sq ft warehousing space in Bengaluru’s NelamangalaAmazon India has secured a significant warehousing space of nearly 2.78 lakh sq ft in Bengaluru's Nelamangala. This move highlights the ong...
- Gokula Education Foundation (Medical) launches RISM, a globally aligned STEM and Management university focused on AI, aerospace, and future-ready skillsGokula Education Foundation partners with the University at Albany to launch Ramaiah Institute of Science and Management (RISM) in Bengalur...
- Brigade Group enters industrial real estate, to build 25-acre park in BengaluruBrigade Enterprises is embarking on an exciting venture with the construction of a sprawling 25-acre industrial park in the heart of Bengal...
- Welspun One acquires 107-acre in Bengaluru, to invest Rs 2,150 cr across Karnataka and Tamil NaduWelspun One Logistics Parks is significantly expanding its presence in South India with a Rs 2,150 crore investment in Karnataka and Tamil ...
- Karnataka aerospace park: Arvind Bellad seeks relocation to Hubballi after govt decision to drop land acquisition near airportArvind Bellad asked Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to move the aerospace park. The request came after the government stopped acquiring land ne...
- Tech park project: Karnataka CM says government will stop land acquisition, but landlords won’t have it easyThe CM, after a long discussion with the farmer leaders, said the government, however, was open to buying land from farmers open to giving ...
- Karnataka: Protest over tech park; minister KBG’s formula may help defuse crisis over land acquisitionChief Minister Siddaramaiah is set to negotiate with farmers protesting land acquisition in Devanahalli for a technology park, offering inc...
- Karnataka to push for two defence corridors in meeting with Defence Minister Rajnath SinghKarnataka Minister M B Patil announced plans to meet with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, alongside Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, to advocat...
- Unrest in hi-tech zone: Protests threaten to roil Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s ambitions for rural BengaluruThe Siddaramaiah administration is facing intense farmer protests in Devanahalli over land acquisition for a high-tech industrial park near...
- Bengaluru gets Rs 7,000 crore booster in Karnataka Budget: Metro expansion, signal-free corridors, Rs 3,000 cr for weather crisis announcedKarnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced Rs 7,000 crore for Bengaluru's infrastructure. Key projects include metro expansion, new ro...
- Heritage railway station buildings in Bengaluru to get make-overFour old station buildings on KSR Bengaluru- Chikkaballapur-Kolar railway line, Devanahalli, Doddajala, Avathihalli and Nandi Halt would be...
- Taiwan electronics manufacturing cluster with investment of $500 million to come up in BengaluruTEEMA today signed a pact with Karnataka for establishing Taiwan Electronic Manufacturing Cluster with an investment of $500 million.
- Infosys plans massive expansion of operations in Bengaluru, to spend Rs 2,000 croreThe company, which ended March 2015 with revenue of Rs 53,319 crore, has submitted a proposal to the government seeking clearances.
- Bengaluru's aerotropolis another dream due to acute water shortage & tardy infrastructureHowever, besides water shortage, Bengaluru is burdened with other problems as well that of tardy infrastructure planning and poor connectiv...
- Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah reaches out to Infosys, industryThe Chief Minister had convened a high-level meeting of officials related to industry particularly in the backdrop of complaints by IT indu...
- Infosys eyes Electronics City expansion in BengaluruThough Infosys started in Bengaluru and the city was home to its largest campus in terms of headcount, Pune in neighbouring Maharashtra has...
- Government ready to meet Infosys' demands on infrastructure: S R PatilInfosys in a regulatory filing yesterday had said, "The Company has conveyed its intention to surrender the land citing lack of infrastruct...
- Infosys pulls out of software development centre near Bengaluru International airportThe company had decided to set up a 20,000-seat facility at the new campus, according to its original proposal to the government.
- Karnataka eyes for $7 bn investment in aerospace sectorThere is also a proposal from a large oil company to set up India's biggest refinery in Mangalore who are in requirement of 2,000 acre area.
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