A recent development in the Indian steel industry signals a significant shift as domestic steel mills eagerly adopt the concept of 'Made in India' steel for international markets.

The partnership aims to expand India's global footprint in the steel industry and address the growing demand for high-quality steel products.

The initiative has gained momentum, with several key factories participating, pointing to a promising future for India's steel exports.

In a crucial development for Karnataka's air connectivity, Hubballi airport will be significantly expanded with the approval of a tender worth Rs 340 crore. The expansion project focuses on the construction of a new terminal, increasing the airport's capacity and facilities to meet the growing demand for air traffic.

The expansion initiative, scheduled to begin by the end of December, aims to improve the infrastructure of Hubballi Airport to accommodate increased number of passengers and improve overall operational efficiency. This move is in line with the broader strategy to position Hubballi as a key aviation hub in the region, driving economic development and facilitating more seamless travel experiences for passengers.

The approved tender includes comprehensive plans for the expansion of the terminal, covering aspects such as modern facilities, integration of advanced technology and a layout designed for optimal passenger comfort. As construction begins, the project is expected to have positive impacts on regional connectivity, tourism and trade, and contribute to the overall growth of the aviation sector in Karnataka.

The upcoming developments at Hubballi Airport underline the state's commitment to strengthening aviation infrastructure and ensuring it keeps pace with the growing demands of the fast-growing region. The expansion project is set to elevate the status of Hubballi airport, making it a crucial player in Karnataka's aviation landscape.