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Bobba Group has announced the launch of its Bobba Projects. This initiative is going to transform space planning, project management, and supply chain consulting by integrating industry expertise with advanced technology to deliver innovative solutions that enhance operational efficiency and sustainability across industries. Bobba Projects offers a comprehensive range of services designed to optimize space utilization and streamline operations. From initial conceptual design to final execution, Bobba Projects team provides strategic planning and tailored project management solutions that ensure seamless execution and timely completion. In addition to turnkey project management, Bobba Projects delivers expert real estate consulting, offering strategic guidance on property acquisition, asset management, and market navigation. Focusing on supply chain mapping and logistics optimization, Bobba Projects employs advanced visualization techniques and data-driven insights to enhance decision-making and boost productivity. By analyzing each stage of the supply chain from procurement to final delivery, Bobba Projects helps companies streamline operations, reduce risks, and foster sustainable growth. Chandrakala Bobba, Director of Bobba Group, shared her perspective on the initiative: “The launch of Bobba Projects represents a significant advancement for our group. This initiative combines our extensive industry expertise with cutting-edge technology to address the evolving needs of businesses today. We are committed to building partnerships that drive operational excellence and sustainable growth, empowering our clients to navigate the complexities of modern logistics with confidence.” Bobba Projects is dedicated to quality control and its client-centric approach ensures that each project is executed with precision and attention to detail. By offering tailored solutions that align with the unique needs of each client, Bobba Projects aims to set new industry benchmarks and reinforce its reputation as a trusted partner in aviation, logistics and supply …

Satyaki Raghunath, COO, Bangalore International Airport Ltd (BIAL) says, @The reinstatement of the open sky policy is in harmony with the government’s wider objectives for the sector and we appreciate the move. This policy can play an important role in achieving the government’s ambitious target of 10 million tonnes of air cargo by 2030. The policy is also expected to enhance air cargo movements, particularly benefiting perishables trade, by permitting foreign cargo carriers to operate from all international airports. This initiative enables farm producers and exporters in interior regions of India to access global markets. We are hopeful that this new move will help create a more dynamic and competitive air cargo environment, ultimately benefiting exporters and the Indian economy as a whole.”