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​​"​Mumbai and Bengaluru are global cities with an incredible talent pool," said Deepak Mangla, CEO, corporate centers, India & the Philippines, JPMorgan Chase.

JPMorgan Chase announced today the opening of two new state-of-the-art facilities in Mumbai and Bengaluru, strengthening its presence in India and redefining the workplace experience for employees.

The two new facilities are among the company’s largest technology and operation centres across the globe, and are aimed at driving “long-term service excellence, efficiency, and innovation,” the company said.

The campuses adhere to LEED Gold building standards and rely on 100% renewable energy sources; the parking facilities incorporate EV charging stations, says JPMorgan

Jpmorgan Chase: Mumbai and Bengaluru are an integral part of the companys sustained success. The new offices are governed by the principle of zero-waste management which includes digitization and paperless initiatives, with repurposing of materials and waste segregation at source. In addition, the parking facility features electrical vehicle charging stations.

The estimated cost of the project is Rs 4,130 crore, and it was previously inaugurated by PM Modi during the foundation stone-laying ceremony. Currently, the project is undertaking tasks like land acquisition and shifting of utilities, including KPTCL power grid lines, which are expected to be completed soon. The land acquisition process is likely to conclude by the end of August.

The expert estimates that Bengaluru suffers a loss of Rs 19,725 crore per year due to traffic congestion

Surat: Police arrested eight persons early on Tuesday for celebrating the birthday of a 21-year-old youth on the road causing disruption in traffic on.

A total of 278 km stretch will be developed under eight metro extension corridors and four corridors on the Outer Ring Road for Rs 60,000 crore. Rs 9,100 crore is approved as a revised cost estimate for phase 2 BHEL-Lakdi-ka-pul to Miyapur corridor(26km) and five kilometres of Nagole to LB Nagar.

Telangana IT, Industries and Commerce Minister KTR told media persons that the decision to merge TSRTC with the state government was taken to strengthen the public transport system.