Owing to depleting land resources, skyrocketing prices, decreasing potential in metros or Tier-I cities in India, real-estate development has been slowly shifting to Tier-II and Tier-III cities in the past decade.

The Eicher Pro 8000 series of mining tippers offer a world-class technology to meet fuel-efficiency and high productivity. As the Indian economy continues to grow from strength to strength, significant investments are being made to improve the much-needed infrastructure of the construction and the mining industries, that are not far behind, with a high demand for fuel-efficient and high productivity tippers.

The large land mass of the country, with widely varying topographical features across mountain regions, deserts, alluvial riverine deposits and rocky hill regions sloping into the surrounding seas, presents challenges to the planners in providing adequate transportation corridors for connecting the population spread all over,

Indian metropolitan cities have been growing rapidly and traffic volumes have been increasing enormously. Overstretched rail and road networks have created an urgent need for a suitable transport system within Indian cities.

India is not only the world´s biggest democracy; it is a vibrant and confident country taking positive steps to invest in its future. This growth programme is driving major change, creating jobs and stimulating significant opportunities for investment. This is particularly true of real estate and infrastructure

Otis has recently sold its 500,000th Gen2 elevator, a testament to the revolutionary product’s innovative design and tangible benefits. The Gen2 elevator redefined the elevator industry with breakthrough technology that replaced conventional ropes with flat belts, leading to a more comfortable ride, greater reliability, more efficient operation and increased energy-efficiency compared to conventional roped elevators.

To meet the housing demand in the country, M Venkaiah Naidu, Union Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (HUPA) Minister, has pitched for promoting alternative technologies in place of conventional construction methods. He has also called for speedy, safe, and sustainable construction to accomplish the government’s mission of 'Housing to All' by 2022.

The country is getting its first Busopolis - a bus terminal along with a commercial centre and hotel- at Mohali in Punjab. Spread across 7.02 acre, the mega project is in close proximity to major institutional infrastructure and residential townships.

As urbanisation strengthens its foothold in India, the housing shortage problem becomes more prominent. The rural poor flocking to Tier-I cities and Tier-II cities turning home to many MNCs have propelled the floating population in India. Rental housing, and not house purchase, is the only solution to this problem.