Delhi’s hub strength is reflected in the OAG Megahubs Index 2026, where the airport climbed 11 places to 28th worldwide from 39th in 2025. Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, operated by the GMR Aero‑led consortium Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), has further strengthened its position as India’s principal international aviation gateway, connecting 160 destinations—70 international and 90 domestic—through a network of 70 airlines. The airport’s growing hub strength is reflected in the global connectivity benchmark of the Official Airline Guide (OAG) Megahubs Index 2026, where Delhi climbed 11 places to 28th worldwide, up from 39th in 2025. Delhi also emerged...
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‘Logistics growth will mirror India’s manufacturing momentum’
Airtel Cloud Signs 40 Clients as Manufacturing Fuels India Growth
For manufacturers, cloud infrastructure is moving beyond IT modernisation to integrate legacy systems, production applications, warehouses and supply‑chain platforms. Bharti Airtel, India’s leading telecom operator, has signed around 40 customers within a year of launching its sovereign cloud platform, with manufacturing companies accounting for about a quarter of its clientele. Manufacturers such as VE Commercial Vehicles are among those adopting Airtel Cloud, Infrastructure Today has learned. Originally built for Airtel’s large‑scale digital operations, the platform has been battle‑tested to handle 1.4 billion transactions per minute. Hosted entirely in India, Airtel Cloud offers infrastructure, connectivity and GenAI‑based provisioning, enabling enterprises to...
Suhora Technologies Launches Open Satellite Platform to Support Nepal Flood Response
The free‑to‑use web‑based platform integrates satellite imagery, open‑source datasets and Suhora’s own analysis into a single tool for tracking the disaster as it evolves. As rescue and relief efforts continue across flood‑affected districts in Nepal, Suhora Technologies, an Indian space‑data analytics and intelligence firm, has launched a free, web‑based disaster assessment platform to support ongoing relief and rescue operations. This builds on the satellite analysis the Noida‑based company shared within hours of the devastation in Nepal’s Betrawati and Trishuli region caused by the August 26 flash floods. The disaster has claimed over 1,300 lives, with around 5,000 people, including foreign nationals,...
