If the business events of this week are any indication, West Bengal is in for some serious industrial overall in the coming days. A state which has gained the reputation of being one of the lowest priorities for industrialists in terms of investment, it seems to have over the last few days become a magnet for industry bigwigs. Of course, it was the week that the state government hosted its annual industry event, the Bengal Global Business Summit, but earlier there were not as many star industrialists as this year. Among the attendees were international steel magnet Lakshmi Mittal, Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani and Pranav Adani, nephew of Gautam Adani, head of the Adani Group. Together they have reportedly made investment proposals to the tune of two lakh crores. Moreover, this week saw Sajjan Jindal restart the Salboni cement plant, a project which had been stuck for years. Clearly, there are some paradigm shifts that are making industrialists more comfortable with the idea of investing in Bengal.