Infinity Group Backs West Bengal’s Presence at 4th BCC&I Tech E Summit in Bengaluru

Themed “From Innovation to Integration:

Powering the Next Wave of Tech Entrepreneurship,” the two-day event became a key meeting ground for deepening the economic and technology ties between West Bengal and Bengaluru, spotlighting the rising opportunities in Eastern India.

Dr. Swapan Dasgupta, Hon’ble Finance Minister, Government of West Bengal, attended the Summit as Chief Guest — a presence that reflected the state’s increasing push to engage directly with technology firms, investors and global businesses in order to drive investment and open new avenues for economic development.

Shri Ravindra Chamaria, Chairman & Managing Director, Infinity Group, attended the inaugural session, where he spoke of the need for closer industry-government collaboration to draw investment into West Bengal. He also encouraged the startup ecosystem to build Bengal-rooted businesses capable of competing on national and global stages.

West Bengal Engages Global Enterprises in Dialogue

Among the Summit’s standout moments was an exclusive high-level roundtable chaired by Dr. Swapan Dasgupta, which brought together technology companies already invested in West Bengal alongside firms weighing whether to set up or expand operations in Kolkata. Representatives from Wipro, Infosys, ANSR, Cognizant, Concentrix, Tredence, Wells Fargo, Northern Trust, ITC Infotech, Accenture, HCLTech, British Telecom (BT), Zinnov, among others, took part in the discussion.

The roundtable gave these companies a platform to share their experience of operating in West Bengal, touching on investment potential, talent availability, infrastructure, ease of doing business, and areas ripe for deeper industry-government cooperation.

The conversation also underlined Kolkata and West Bengal’s rising stature as a destination of choice for GCCs, technology services, digital engineering and innovation-driven enterprises.

GCCs, Age-Tech and the Innovation Edge of Eastern India.

In another key session, Aninda Das, Vice President – Marketing, Infinity Group, curated and moderated a high-powered panel titled: “The Next Growth Frontier: GCCs, Age-Tech & Eastern India’s Innovation Advantage”. The session gathered leaders from technology, real estate, senior living, consulting and enterprise backgrounds to discuss how the convergence of Global Capability Centres (GCCs), emerging technologies and the fast-growing longevity economy could unlock new growth avenues for Eastern India.

Panellists included:

• Rajagopal G, Co-Founder, Director & Group CEO, Lifebridge Group
• Soumya Basu Mallik, Head of Service Operations, British Telecom
• Adarsh Narahari, Founder & Managing Director, Primus Senior Living
• Santanu Ghosh, Head – East, Cushman & Wakefield
• Sankar Ghosh, Managing Director – Accenture Global Mid-Market
• Dipankar Mukherjee, Chief of Marketing & Sales, mjunction services limited
• Sundar Ram VG, Partner & CEDA Leader, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) India

Panellists examined how GCCs are moving past traditional cost-arbitrage models, and how Eastern India’s talent base, strategic location, infrastructure and emerging innovation ecosystem position it as a preferred hub for the next generation of global enterprises.

Considerable attention was also given to Age-Tech and the longevity economy — a growing space where technology, healthcare, senior living, wellness and financial services intersect. The panel considered how India’s ageing population could give rise to an entirely new technology and innovation ecosystem, with cities like Kolkata well placed to emerge as early leaders.

Strengthening the Bengal–Bengaluru Economic Corridor

The Summit also drew attention to the natural synergies between Bengaluru and Kolkata — two cities known for their strong technology base, intellectual capital and entrepreneurial spirit.

While Bengaluru remains one of the world’s premier technology and innovation hubs, Kolkata and West Bengal bring together high-quality talent, strategic eastern connectivity, growing GCC potential, competitive operating costs, established IT infrastructure and access to markets across Eastern and Northeastern India, along with neighbouring South and Southeast Asian economies.

The expanding footprint of global enterprises in Kolkata, combined with renewed state government-industry engagement, is building stronger momentum for Bengal’s next phase of economic growth.

Infinity Group: Powering Bengal’s Technology Ecosystem

As one of the early architects of Kolkata’s IT and technology landscape, Infinity Group has played a defining role in building infrastructure that has drawn hundreds of national and global enterprises to West Bengal.

Through its technology parks and commercial developments, the Group continues to focus on delivering future-ready infrastructure for enterprises, GCCs, technology companies and emerging businesses.

Infinity Group’s partnership with the 4th BCC&I Tech E Summit reaffirms its ongoing commitment to elevating Bengal’s standing on the national technology map and creating meaningful platforms for industry, government and investors to shape the state’s next chapter of growth.

The 4th Tech E Summit closed on a clear note: the next wave of growth will hinge not just on technology, but on the ability to bring together talent, infrastructure, capital, innovation and policy.

With stronger industry-government dialogue, growing enterprise interest and renewed focus on emerging sectors, West Bengal is positioning itself as a significant part of India’s next growth story.

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