A solution designed by one of the world's leading polymer firms, Covestro, and its programme partners, might provide a viable alternative for construction of sustainable and energy-efficient affordable homes across India.

DTV+ is KOHLER's most advanced showering system, bringing together four elements - water, steam, lighting, and music - to give a true multi-sensory showering experience.

CRISIL Ratings estimates that airports in New Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, which cater to nearly 55 per cent of India’s air traffic, and which are operating near-full capacity, will need to spend heavily on expansion through 2021. Yet, their credit quality will remain healthy because of business model strength backed by robust traffic growth and predictable cash flows under a regulated tariff framework.

Innovative solutions contribute to Shanghai Tower, the first super high-rise building with dual green building certifications in China. Shanghai Tower, China's tallest and most sustainable super high-rise building, includes several of Johnson Controls ' building technologies, contributing to its high energy-efficiency and its achievement of being the first green building in China certified with both LEED Gold and Three-Star Green Building Design Label.

A greater part of the country's developers appear to be on a ‘Mission Project Completion’ nowadays, possibly it is an impact of RERA.

With the focus on promoting port-led-development in India, Rs 600 crore has been allocated for the Sagarmala programme in 2017-18. The flagship programme of the Ministry of Shipping, it encompasses capacity expansion and modernisation of ports along India’s coastline, enhancement of port connectivity to the hinterland, port led-industrialisation to promote trade, and sustainable development of coastal communities.

ABB’s Symphony Plus system ensures 24/7 reliable power to the backbone of India’s Silicon Valley and 18 million customers across the state.

Renewable Purchase Obligation (RPO) is the single most important policy driving renewable energy installations in India towards achieving the aggressive goal of installing 175 GW by 2022 with solar making up 100 GW. Over the past three years, as states scrambled to fulfil their RPOs, cumulative installation figures for solar and wind energy increased exponentially, but unless compliance improves drastically it will be a challenge to meet the lofty 2022 installation goals.

India is acquiring quite the reputation for construction! Major infrastructure projects in the country that have been internationally lauded include the Metro Rail, Chenab Bridge, Qazigund Tunnel and Eastern Freeway along with the Golden Quadrilateral highway network, port connectivity and national waterways.