Eastern India is emerging as one of the biggest growth stories of New Bharat and states like West Bengal and Assam are witnessing renewed momentum in infrastructure, technology, logistics, manufacturing, and real estate. Today, cities like Kolkata and Guwahati are no longer peripheral markets - they are becoming strategic gateways connecting India with Southeast Asia and the global economy. “At Infinity, we are aligning ourselves with this shift.,” said Pulak Chamaria.
Aligning Purpose With Profitability
Briefing on the company aligning purpose with profitability, Pulak Chamaria shared, “Since inception, Infinity Group has believed that purpose-driven projects create long-term profitability - from being a catalyst in developing the IT ecosystem of Salt Lake Sector V, Kolkata, to championing the green building movement in India, and now reviving the cultural and spiritual legacy of Vrindavan.” He elaborates, “In Kolkata’s evolving commercial ecosystem and the growing residential aspirations of Guwahati, we are creating spaces that are future-ready, sustainable, technology-driven, and community-centric, while preserving the trust and credibility built over decades. At the same time, we are reviving India’s cultural and spiritual heritage. In spiritual places like Vrindavan, Infinity is developing a new destination that reconnects people with India’s timeless traditions, devotional economy, and sacred experiences. It is our effort to bring back the soul of old India in a contemporary, globally relevant format.”
Infinity Group’s Growth Drivers
Pulak Chamaria crediting his team considers them the single biggest driver of Infinity Group’s growth - a team that has continuously adapted, innovated, and believed in long-term value creation. “Equally important have been progressive government policies, improving infrastructure, and positive market sentiment. Infinity has remained agile in aligning its vision with emerging economic, commercial, and cultural opportunities,” he added.
What’s Next
“Our next growth phase will be driven by senior living, spiritual destinations, and industrial infrastructure across Eastern India. Senior Living is set to become one of India’s biggest emerging asset classes, while spiritual hubs like Vrindavan offer strong cultural and economic potential. India’s “Look East” strategy will further accelerate growth in West Bengal and Assam,” shares Pulak Chamaria.
Our foundation, inspired by Shri Ravindra Chamaria’s vision of purpose, compassion, trust, and excellence, continues to guide every new initiative we undertake.










