Telangana - Adani group proposes production of missiles
The adani group delegation, which recently met with telangana chief minister Revanth Reddy, is said to have suggested manufacturing missiles and counter-drone systems in the state. According to the india Herald, the business group also plans to build a pumped storage power station and a wind energy project.
The delegation was led by karan adani, the oldest son of adani Group chairman gautam adani and CEO of adani Ports and SEZ Ltd. The meeting was convened on january 3 to discuss potential investment opportunities. Furthermore, the adani group is not only pursuing prior projects in the state, but they have also shown interest in developing a data center project alongside an aerospace park.
Seeking government help to stimulate the formation of new ventures. In response, the chief minister stated that the congress administration was obligated to provide necessary facilities and subsidies to new enterprises to promote industrial growth and job creation in Telangana.
The delegation was led by karan adani, the oldest son of adani Group chairman gautam adani and CEO of adani Ports and SEZ Ltd. The meeting was convened on january 3 to discuss potential investment opportunities. Furthermore, the adani group is not only pursuing prior projects in the state, but they have also shown interest in developing a data center project alongside an aerospace park.
Seeking government help to stimulate the formation of new ventures. In response, the chief minister stated that the congress administration was obligated to provide necessary facilities and subsidies to new enterprises to promote industrial growth and job creation in Telangana.
The gathering also featured industries minister D. sridhar Babu and adani Defence and Aerospace Rajvanshi. According to The news Minute, they also addressed the idea of industrial clusters and a 300 MW capacity expansion in state data centres.
The adani company now runs an unmanned aerial vehicle production plant at the adani Aerospace Park near rajiv gandhi International airport in collaboration with Israeli defence contractor Elbit Systems.
Meanwhile, the meeting raised many eyebrows, as rahul gandhi and the congress in general have been slamming the Union government and prime minister Narendra Modi for allegedly favouring the adani company.
The adani company now runs an unmanned aerial vehicle production plant at the adani Aerospace Park near rajiv gandhi International airport in collaboration with Israeli defence contractor Elbit Systems.
Meanwhile, the meeting raised many eyebrows, as rahul gandhi and the congress in general have been slamming the Union government and prime minister Narendra Modi for allegedly favouring the adani company.