Innovation is a marked aspect of today’s world. Innovation can be characterised by the creative qualities of the human mind. These qualities produced or flourished a number of mesmerising traits that exist in the modern world. It will be right to put a lot of credits to humankind for it. As a matter of fact, innovation would have not been present in this world if the human mind did not live. So, the authorisation of innovation chiefly goes to humans.
Innovative presence can be seen in the world through various things that it possesses. Sometimes, innovation can be guaranteed in creative and productive practices like art. Apart from that, tangible things like foundations and things like that also portray the innovative side of the human mind. A fact, signatory in nature for today’s world, is that scientific and technological applications also follow an innovative composition of their tasks and, hence, innovation becomes dominant in even scientific and technological advancements rapidly happening in the world.
Two of these scientifically innovative foundations can be found in West Bengal of India. As a matter of fact, Bengal Aerotropolis Projects Limited (BAPL) is responsible for these establishments. Mr. Partha Ghosh is the leader of this infrastructure company and the two brilliant marvels he and his company gifted India are known as an Andal airport and a Durgapur skycity.
The Andal airport’s name is Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport. It has already been successful in getting a place of notable value among regional airports of the country. It is made in an old airfield that was utilised by the US Armed Air Force in the time of the Second World War.
The Durgapur skycity is named as Sujalaam skycity. It is an improved airport city filled with all the latest innovative facilitations. Mr. Partha Ghosh has designed this Sujalaam skycity in accordance with the recent requirements of modern people. So, it can be said that innovation in India is brought by many elements and one of the remarkable one among them is BAPL.
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