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From Traditional Steel Manufacturing to Strategic Nation Building: MPK Steels Expands into Defence & Infrastructure

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From Traditional Steel Manufacturing to Strategic Nation Building: MPK Steels Expands into Defence & Infrastructure

New Delhi [India], July 01: As countries across the world continue to focus on sustainability and self-reliant industrial growth, companies are also stepping forward to contribute towards a greener and stronger future. Among them is Jaipur-based MPK Steels, a company with a long-standing presence in the steel manufacturing industry, which is now taking significant steps towards sustainable and future-ready manufacturing.Moving beyond traditional steel production, the company is steadily evolving into a modern engineering-driven enterprise powered by automation, sustainability, and infrastructure-focused innovation. As part of this transformation, MPK Steels has successfully completed the automation of its Plant A — a major milestone in its modernization journey. The automation of plan...

Building Faster Without Cutting Corners: How Translite Scaffolding Is Shaping Smarter Infrastructure Execution in India

New Delhi [India], May 12: Speed and safety are often framed as opposing forces in infrastructure construction. Build faster, the argument goes, and you inevitably compromise on quality. Prioritise safety, and timelines suffer. It is a false choice — but it is one that the Indian construction industry has lived with for far too long, largely because the systems and engineering discipline that could reconcile the two have not kept pace with the ambition of the projects themselves.That is changing. And companies like Translite Scaffolding Ltd. are at the centre of that change.The False Trade-Off at the Heart of Indian ConstructionIndia’s construction sector is under pressure from every direction simultaneously. The government’s infrastructure push — roads, r...

Energy Shock Drags Global Growth to 3.2 Percent, Puts Pressure on Cloud and AI Infrastructure

Padma Reddy Sama, Co-Founder of India’s First Sovereign AI Cloud Provider, BharathCloudHyderabad (Telangana) [India], April 29: The global economy is absorbing the impact of what is being described as the largest energy shock on record, with growth projected to slow to 3.2% in 2026 from 3.4% the previous year, as per the S&P Global report. Disruptions across West Asia are rippling through industries worldwide, particularly those dependent on stable and uninterrupted power. Nowhere is this more evident than in digital infrastructure, data centres and cloud systems that form the backbone of the modern economy, where even minor energy volatility can translate into significant operational risks and rising costs. These data infrastructure systems are engineered for near-zero d...