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Jindal Steel Ltd. is India's largest heat treatment player, with 60,000 tons monthly capacity. Processing 6mm-200mm steel plates, this expansion reduces import dependency, supplying premium steel for infrastructure, defence, and industry.

Asian Paints' White Teak launched the Anisora lighting collection with atelier oï, blending nature-inspired design, alabaster, and gold accents. This sculptural series of pendant, table, and floor lamps elevates Indian urban interiors, focusing on global craftsmanship and sustainable luxury.

Bengaluru's Elecbits raised $5.5 million to boost AI-led electronics manufacturing for global home appliances. Serving over 200 clients, it streamlines hardware development and supply chains, supporting India's production ecosystem and reducing China dependence.

Butterfly relaunches Xeno 750W mixer grinders in Bengaluru, featuring Eastman Tritan™ copolyester jars for enhanced durability, safety, and aesthetics. This innovation offers transparent, scratch-resistant, BPA-free jars, setting new standards for modern Indian kitchens.

Hindware Italian Tiles opened its second Patna store, 'Marble Vihar,' the eighth in Bihar, expanding its premium tile market presence. This boosts Eastern India's urbanisation, offering high-quality designs. Hindware has 100+ stores and 800+ dealers nationwide.

Jamia Millia Islamia launched a nano concrete project with a Rs 1.53 crore NBCC grant. It aims to develop high-performance, durable, and eco-friendly concrete using nanomaterials for sustainable urban infrastructure, enhancing strength and longevity.

New Delhi, Dec 11 (PTI) Jindal Steel on Thursday said it has increased its heat treatment capacity to 60,000 tonnes

Jindal Steel & Power has significantly expanded its heat-treated plate capacity. The company's annual capacity has tripled to seven lakh tonnes. This move strengthens its offerings in high-strength, abrasion-resistant, and defense-grade plates. The enhanced capabilities support India's manufacturing goals and export potential. Jindal Steel also plans infrastructure development to improve its supply chain efficiency.

CHB plans to auction part of 21-acre Sector 53 land, reserving 11 acres for UT employees. Residents oppose. Flats, priced up to Rs 2.30 crore, see high demand: 7,468 applications for 372 units.

Minister Madhu Bangarappa announces funds for school infrastructure improvements, including amenities and filling vacant education posts.