Siddhant G. Chopra

@ANI Storage is the missing layer of India’s energy infrastructure. Without it, renewable capacity means very little at grid scale.

Adani Green Energy Ltd (AGEL) has commissioned a cumulative 3.37 Gigawatt-hour (GWh) Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), the world’s largest single-location battery storage deployment outside China and among the fastest executed globally, says the company. (Photo source: Adani Green Energy Ltd)

@india_plus_ Land, power, water, fibre, approvals. This is infrastructure, not just technology.

🚨Reliance Industries reportedly gets approval for nearly 855 acres in Polipalli and Bhogapuram East for ₹1.08 lakh crore AI data centre project as Bhogapuram airport nears launch and industry activity rises follow @india_plus_

The winners will navigate the boring layer underneath, power tariffs, land titles, water permissions, transmission, state policy. The things nobody celebrates when they work. The things everybody notices when they fail. Full piece: linkedin.com/posts/siddhant…

India sits at ~1.3 GW of installed data centre capacity today, with 1,123 MW of IT load as of H1 2025. Another 2.9 GW expected by 2030. The @MinOfPower projects electricity demand from data centres at 13.56 GW by 2031-32. That is a national power-planning question.

Data centres know more about you than you know about yourself. Thank you @IPHouseDC

Spoke about India's first Regional Economic Master Plan made by MMRDA along with NITI Aayog, at Magnetic Maharashtra Conclave 2026. As key infrastructure nears completion, we're shaping our future: growing the economy from $140B to $1.5T by 2047 via superior connectivity, housing, ports, airports & job hubs for a thriving global MMR! #RebootingMumbai #ReshapingMMR #MumbaiInMinutes

@dishasatra This is exactly the standard every Indian airport should be built to.

Look at the beauty of this airport! Stop being so touchy and negative. Instead of criticizing the finishing, appreciate this amazing architectural marvel.

That is what platform-scale infrastructure starts to look like. Full piece: linkedin.com/posts/siddhant…

India’s next twenty years will be defined by platforms: A portfolio that compounds, not a pipeline that resets. Institutional capital that stays across cycles. A brand that lenders, regulators and partners recognise across decades.

Platforms compound. Projects reset. For decades, Indian infrastructure was built one project at a time. Win a tender. Build the asset. Hand it over. Move on. That model has limits. The next cycle rewards something different.

The companies that won the last infrastructure cycle may not automatically win the next one. The winners will hold both worlds at once, concrete and code, land and latency. Full piece: linkedin.com/posts/siddhant…

Airports. Logistics parks. Data centres. Fibre. EV corridors. Telecom towers. Renewable transmission. Digital public rails. AI compute. These are no longer separate stories. They are one national infrastructure stack.

Infrastructure is what life runs on. For most of my life, that meant roads, bridges, metros and power. The next India will still need all of that. But the definition is about to expand.

Great evening at the @MilkenInstitute Spring Networking Reception in London. Conversations around global investment, competitiveness, and the future of capital. #MilkenInstitute #GlobalInvestment

@ayanlogs @pointscasa Access

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@thevirdas NAC Mayfair for their cookie

London for 24 hours, central. I get one cheat meal, dessert spots! Where to go???

@warikoo Axis Reserve/Magnus or wait for Axis Primus. Infinia reward ratio is not the best anymore. Or Amex Platinum Charge card

Thanks everyone for the replies and DMs Here are the shortlists, for those looking for a direct answer (in no order of priority) 1. Amex Travel Platinum 2. Axis Atlas 3. Axis Magnus or Magnus Burgundy (need Burgundy account) 4. HDFC Infinia (invite only)

Need your help, lovely people. I am relinquishing my Axis Vistara Credit Card (I think its served its term well) and looking for a good travel credit card. Recommendations please? Annual spends between Rs. 20-25 lakhs. I am self-employed and draw a salary of 50Lpa.

@thevirdas Jhama Gulab Jamun. @LullaRishay

Right so I’ve gone from cheat day to cheat meal. Which means I get to order dessert from ONE place in Mumbai tomorrow. They gotta be in the bandra/khar/Santacruz area and on delivery apps. Suggestions?