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India must import key components to scale electronics exports, industry leaders said at a Lucknow summit. They highlighted China’s model, India’s cost disadvantages, and the need for a global outlook. Uttar Pradesh was praised for improving its investment climate but urged to boost outreach. Collaboration between government and industry remains essential to strengthen India’s manufacturing ecosystem.

India's Electronics Manufacturing Ambitions Require Strategic Import-Export Balance

India must import key components to scale electronics exports, industry leaders said at a Lucknow summit.

Adani Group plans a $15 billion, five‑year expansion to lift its airport capacity to 200 million passengers annually, centered on the new Navi Mumbai airport and upgrades across six major hubs. Funded mainly by debt, the strategy aligns with India’s rapidly growing air travel market and ongoing privatization, positioning Adani for a strong role ahead of its airport unit’s planned listing.

Adani Group Charts $15 billion Major Airport Expansion

Adani Group plans a $15 billion, five‑year expansion to lift its airport capacity to 200 million passengers annually, centered on the new Navi Mumbai airport and upgrades across six major hubs.

India is attracting massive global investment in AI‑ready data centres as it produces 20% of the world’s data but has limited capacity. Tech giants like Google, OpenAI, Reliance, AWS and TCS are building large GPU‑driven facilities requiring huge power and advanced cooling. States are competing for these projects, which boost high‑skill jobs and support India’s growing data‑localisation needs.

India’s Race to Build AI Ready Data Powerhouses

India is attracting massive global investment in AI‑ready data centres as it produces 20% of the world’s data but has limited capacity.

India’s economy grew 8.2 percent in Q2 FY26, driven by strong manufacturing and services. Consumption and investment stayed firm despite lower government spending, while imports outpaced exports. Nominal growth eased due to low inflation. With first‑half growth near 8 percent, India remains on track to exceed 7 percent for FY26, though some moderation is expected ahead.

India’s Growth Momentum Strengthens as Economy Posts Six Quarter High at 8.2%

India’s economy grew 8.2 percent in Q2 FY26, driven by strong manufacturing and services. Consumption and investment stayed firm despite lower government spending, while imports outpaced exports.

Kristen Fischer, an American mother in India, says the country offers her daughters a warmer, more community‑focused and culturally rich childhood than the US. She values the affection they receive, diverse food, festivals, strong schooling, extracurriculars, and affordability. Online reactions were mixed, but many agreed her perspective highlights the emotional and social strengths of an Indian upbringing.

American Mom Explains Why She Prefers Raising Her Daughters in India

Kristen Fischer, an American mother in India, says the country offers her daughters a warmer, more community‑focused and culturally rich childhood than the US.

India’s July–September 2025 GDP grew 8.2%, with low inflation and financial stability despite global turmoil. Sanjeev Sanyal credits a decade of reforms—from GST, IBC and inflation‑targeting to sector openings and infrastructure push—for boosting productivity. The third Modi government is now rationalising GST, implementing labour codes, and easing QCOs, following a consistent, pragmatic, innovation‑focused policy approach.

Is there a method to Modinomics?

India’s July–September 2025 GDP grew 8.2%, with low inflation and financial stability despite global turmoil. Sanjeev Sanyal credits a decade of reforms—from GST, IBC and inflation‑targeting to sector openings and infrastructure push—for boosting productivity.

Jaideep Prabhu says global consensus on a low‑carbon future is growing, though speed and financing remain contested. Emerging economies face a difficult transition but are driving low‑cost clean energy and digital innovation. Climate justice gaps persist as richer nations hesitate on support. Sustainability is now central to development, pushed by science, activism and rising renewable solutions.

With Western Growth Uncertain, China, Brazil, and India Can Drive the Energy Transition Through Frugal Innovation: Jaideep Prabhu

Jaideep Prabhu says global consensus on a low‑carbon future is growing, though speed and financing remain contested. Emerging economies face a difficult transition but are driving low‑cost clean energy and digital innovation. Climate justice gaps persist as richer nations hesitate on support. Sustainability is now central to development, pushed by science, activism and rising renewable solutions.

India and Russia reaffirm strong ties despite US pressure over Russian oil. Ahead of President Putin’s visit, both nations emphasize strategic autonomy, deep cooperation in defence and energy, and a partnership free from third‑party influence. With global tensions rising, New Delhi and Moscow aim to review progress, set new goals, and maintain a balanced, resilient relationship.

"We Understand There Is Pressure Over India": Russia On US Tariffs

India and Russia reaffirm strong ties despite US pressure over Russian oil. Ahead of President Putin’s visit, both nations emphasize strategic autonomy, deep cooperation in defence and energy, and a partnership free from third‑party influence.

India’s exports to China rose 24.7% to $10.03 billion between April and October, driven by petroleum, telecom, and marine goods, even as overall exports stagnated. This growth helped offset the impact of US tariffs. Despite the momentum, India’s trade deficit with China hit $64 billion. Officials view the steady monthly gains as a positive trend for FY26.

India’s Rising Exports to China Offer Cushion Against Global Trade Headwinds

India’s exports to China rose 24.7% to $10.03 billion between April and October, driven by petroleum, telecom, and marine goods, even as overall exports stagnated.