WebinarsNew
Deep DiveNew
Explore Business Standard
Tribeca Developers and Ira Realty on Tuesday said they will develop a Trump-branded luxury housing project here with a total investment of about Rs 2,000 crore. The Trump Towers project, located at Golden Mile Road in Kokapet, comprises two 65-storey buildings with 450 apartments, including 16 penthouses. The total developable area will be 22 lakh sq ft. Mumbai-based Tribeca Developer is the official representative of the Trump brand in India. This is the eighth Trump-branded project in India and the first in South India. Out of the eight Trump-branded projects announced in India so far, four are completed in Pune, Mumbai, Kolkata and Gurugram. Kalpesh Mehta, founder of Tribeca Developers, said the company brought the Trump brand to India in 2014. "Since then we have launched projects in Mumbai, Pune, Gurugram, Noida and Kolkata, but we have not yet penetrated South India, and that changes today. Hyderabad has been on our radar for a very long time." Asked about investment, Meht
Mumbai ranks 15th globally in terms of total operational data centre capacity while Hyderabad is at 27th position, according to Knight Frank. Real estate consultant Knight Frank on Thursday released a report 'Knight Frank Global Data Centre Atlas 2026' that compares 36 leading global data centre markets across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa. Mumbai ranked 15th globally by operational data centre capacity and 11th globally by development pipeline. "With 774 MW of live IT capacity and nearly 5 GW of pipeline capacity, Mumbai has firmly established itself as India's gateway data centre market and one of Asia-Pacific's leading digital infrastructure hubs," the consultant said. Hyderabad ranked 27th globally in live operational capacity (151 MW) while climbing to 19th globally by future development pipeline (over 2.2 GW). The report has evaluated markets using two key indicators -- a) Live IT Capacity the amount of operational IT power (measured in ..
The GMR Hyderabad International Airport here on Tuesday welcomed the commencement of Emirates SkyCargo's dedicated Boeing 777 Freighter service connecting Taipei, Hyderabad and Dubai. The new service strengthens Hyderabad Airport's growing position as one of India's leading air cargo gateways, while further enhancing trade connectivity between East Asia, India and the Middle East, a GMR release said. With a payload capacity exceeding 100 tonnes and long-haul operating capabilities, the Boeing 777F will significantly boost cargo movement across the strategic TaipeiHyderabadDubai corridor, it said. The new service is expected to support the seamless movement of high-value and time-sensitive shipments, including pharmaceuticals, life sciences products, electronics, semiconductors, perishables and express cargo. The introduction of Emirates SkyCargo's dedicated Boeing 777 Freighter service on the TaipeiHyderabadDubai corridor is a significant milestone in Hyderabad Airport's cargo grow
Donald Trump expressed his gratitude for naming a road in Hyderabad, India, after him, saying he was the first US President to be honoured this way. Trump's remarks on Truth Social on Friday came after the Telangana government named a road adjoining the US Consulate in the southern Indian city as "Donald Trump Avenue". "The new Donald Trump Avenue in Hyderabad, India -- The first US President to ever be honoured in this way. Thank you," Trump said, sharing a photograph of Telangana deputy chief minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and US envoy to India Sergio Gor unveiling the ceremonial plaque earlier this week. The newly named Donald Trump Avenue is also close to the offices of major American tech firms, including Microsoft, Google and Amazon. The Telangana government described the designation as a tribute to the United States and a recognition of Hyderabad's growing role in US-India relations.
Southwest Airlines on Wednesday announced the opening of its Hyderabad Office, which will serve as the airline's GIC and marks a significant step in expanding its global business and technology capabilities. The Global Innovation Centre (GIC) is supported by its employees based here through a wholly owned subsidiary, Southwest Airlines India Private Limited, a press release from the carrier said. The Centre was inaugurated by Duddilla Sridhar Babu, Minister for IT and Industries, along with Laura Williams, US Consulate General, Hyderabad and Sai Krishna, IT Advisor, Telangana. The GIC will plug seamlessly into Southwest's global network, bringing together business functions, engineering, analytics, and technology expertise to advance the airline's ability to deliver reliable, secure, and efficient operations. The Office will contribute to the development of next-generation business and technology solutions and strengthen Southwest's broader innovation roadmap, including capabilitie