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NTPC Ltd has invited bids for a 1,800 tonnes per year sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant in Pudimadaka, Andhra Pradesh. The project encompasses design, engineering, construction, and supply, with bids due by November 6. This initiative aligns with projections suggesting India could produce 8-10 million tonnes of SAF annually by FY40.

FASTag Annual Pass users have crossed 25 lakh. Over 56.7 million transactions were recorded in the past two months nationwide. Launched on August 15, 2025, the pass offers economical travel for National Highway users. It is valid at approximately 1,150 toll plazas across National Highways and National Expressways. The pass is available for all non-commercial vehicles with a valid FASTag.

The National Company Law Tribunal has ordered the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) against Wind World (India) Infrastructure following a default on dues to IDBI Bank. The company, a subsidiary of the already distressed Wind World India Limited, argued its revenue source was cut off by its parent's resolution professional.

Hyundai Motor India has appointed Tarun Garg as its new Managing Director and Chief Executive. This marks a significant moment as Garg is the first Indian to lead the company in India in almost thirty years. He takes charge on January 1. Hyundai is investing heavily in India, planning a substantial expansion and focusing on new technologies and exports.

India will soon see next-generation Vande Bharat trains. These advanced trains are expected within 18 months. Indian Railways also plans to build 7,000 kilometers of Dedicated Passenger Corridors by 2047. These corridors will allow trains to run at speeds up to 350 km per hour. The new Vande Bharat versions will focus on improved passenger comfort and overall coach quality.

India's industries face a new challenge as China tightens export controls. These measures now include components with rare earth magnets. This will impact sectors like automotive, consumer electronics, and industrial machinery. Companies were just recovering from demand surges. The restrictions are extensive and will affect imports of crucial parts and magnets.

Indian wearable companies are looking beyond domestic borders for growth. Facing a slowdown in India, brands like Boat, Noise, and Fire-Boltt are entering markets in Southeast Asia, the UAE, and Europe. They are partnering with local distributors and exporting products. This global push aims to offset declining sales in India.