New York-based The Chatterjee Group's (TCG) arm, Cortex DC, has plans to develop 2 GW of AI-ready capacity across India in the next 7 years.

The locations for the project are not yet finalized, and the firm targets operational readiness for its first facility within 18 months of the first shovel. 51 percent of the energy for the projects will be sourced from green sources.

Government-owned Coal India Limited and BHEL have formed a joint venture, Bharat Coal Gasification and Chemicals Ltd (BCGCL), for a coal gasification plant in Lakhanpur, Jharsuguda district, Odisha.

The JV (CIL 51% and BHEL 49%) has started ground construction for the project, which is estimated to cost Rs 25,000 crore. According to the firm, the project will have a capacity of 0.66 million tonnes per annum (MTPA). It is being developed over a 350-acre site and is scheduled for commissioning in September 2029.

Tata Group's philanthropic arm, Tata Trusts, has plans to develop a network of 40 to 50 not-for-profit general hospitals across India. The idea is to offer quality and affordable healthcare.

The hospitals will allow patients who can afford treatment to help support healthcare services for those unable to pay. This comes after the Trusts outlined a five-year healthcare strategy for 2026-2031, targeting 25 lakh people across approximately 75 blocks and strengthening more than 100 public health facilities.

Mohali-based Hartek Group's power arm, Hartek Power, has bagged a new order worth Rs 200 crore. The order is for an 80 MW turnkey solar engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) project. 

According to the firm, the order is from a leading steel manufacturer for the project based in Uttar Pradesh. The client name and project city were not made public by the firm. 

The scope of work involves covering engineering, procurement, construction, installation, testing, and commissioning, along with the supply of key equipment, including solar modules, inverters, power transformers, and inverter duty transformers (IDTs).

Multinational business firm Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has bagged a new order from the Central Public Works Department (CPWD) and the Andhra Pradesh government. 

CPWD's order involves the construction of Common Central Secretariat Buildings 4 and 5 in New Delhi, with a combined built-up area of 32.8 lakh square feet. The work involves the development of a basement, ground floor, and seven upper floors, along with structural and architectural works, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) services, and external development.

The period of completion of the work is 24 months, followed by a five-year operation and maintenance period. Another order is for constructing two office towers on either side of the Amaravati Quantum Computing Centre. Each tower will have a basement, a ground floor, and 47 upper floors, with a combined built-up area of 37.5 lakh square feet.

The period of completion of the work is 30 months. According to L&T's classification of large orders, these orders are valued between Rs 2,500 crore and Rs 5,000 crore.