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Why water equity is India Inc.’s defining development challenge - ET Edge Insights
30 Jan 2026
Water scarcity is now a business risk for India Inc. Moving water equity from CSR to core strategy is vital for resilience, growth, and ESG leadership.
#BTDavos2026: Balkrishan Goenka On Climate Shifts, Clean Energy & India’s Growth Opportunity
28 Jan 2026
At BT Davos 2026, Business Today’s Group Editor Siddharth Zarabi speaks with Balkrishan Goenka, Chairman, Welspun World, on how global trade realignments are reshaping Indian business. Goenka explains
Welspun World To Invest â¹300 Crore in Jharkhand Plastic Manufacturing, Explores Critical Minerals & Logistics | Ranchi News - The Times of India
28 Jan 2026
Ranchi: Welspun World has pledged Rs 300 crore for Jharkhandâs plastic manufacturing sector. It is exploring investment options in critical minerals a.
Welspun to invest Rs 5,000cr, eyes global leadership in pipe manufacturing | Rajkot News - The Times of India
21 Jan 2026
Rajkot: Welspun Group chairman B K Goenka on Sunday announced an investment of Rs 5,000 crore as he addressed the gathering at the Vibrant Gujarat Reg.
5 important things to keep in mind before buying a water tank | પાણીની ટાંકી ખરીદતા પહેલા ધ્યાનમાં રાખવા જેવી 5 મહત્વપૂર્ણ બાબતો
21 Jan 2026
Your water tank is not just a storage device, it is the first line of defense for your family.
Govt’s RDI push to cut import dependence, deepen domestic innovation: Sintex - The Economic Times
21 Jan 2026
Indigenous R&D, antimicrobial pipes, and MSME partnerships lead the companys shift from storage to integrated water management.
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