Meet a man who’s on track to achieve great heights and make the nation proud! Lt Gen Rajeev Chaudhry is Director General of the Border Roads Organisation (BRO), which, under his leadership, has many achievements to its credit.
Meet a man contributing significantly to India’s growth philosophy! An accomplished business leader and second-generation entrepreneur, Sajjan Jindal had the foresight to lead the steel industry and JSW in particular on a transformational journey.
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Founded by OP Jindal in 1970, Jindal Stainless group is among India’s largest stainless steel manufacturing consortia led by Ratan Jindal and Abhyuday Jindal.
Mangalam Cement was promoted in the year 1978 by the famed house of Syt. BK Birla. It is a professionally managed and well-established cement manufacturing company with brands such as Birla Uttam and Mangalam PromaxX.
Established in 1967, Ramco Industries Ltd is part of the $1 billion Ramco Group which has interests in cement, drywall and ceiling products, roofing products, cotton yarn, surgical cotton and computer software.
Ramky Group is a billion-dollar conglomerate with cutting-edge competency in the areas of civil, environmental and waste management infrastructure with special emphasis on PPP projects.
Somany Ceramics Ltd is among the top 15 global giants of the ceramic industry, established 50 years ago by Late Hiralall Ji Somany. Brand Somany is a household name in India for tiles and bathware.
Visaka Industries Ltd was founded by Dr G Vivekanand in 1981. A publicly listed company, it is a diversified business group with interests in cement roofs, textiles, cement fibre boards and integrated solar roofs.
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Our success mantra has been the tenacity and hardwork of our team, coupled with our focus on satisfying customers’ real needs, along with our ability to offer the right product, at the right price, with the right service support, says SORAB AGARWAL.
With our indigenously manufactured product portfolio and engineering expertise, we are playing an important role in building modern India, says JAGADISH BHAT.
The use of technology in real estate will help realtors get high volumes of business even when the pandemic is causing periodic disruptions in businesses all around, says ANUJ PURI.
Implementing digital tools in construction have great benefits from a cost, productivity, and RoI perspective, and can also be a major catalyst for fast-tracking projects and ensuring timely delivery, writes KAUSHIK CHAKRABORTY.
Value engineering helps analyse the project needs and requirements, and offers the same or higher value and product without increasing costs, writes RAMESH NAIR.
By collaborating with architects, engineers, building designers, contractors and material manufacturers, chemical companies are creating solutions, formulations and innovative materials, writes CHANDRAKANT NAYAK.
VIJAY AGRAWAL highlights how construction organisations are adopting and building strong value systems in their organisations to deal with vendors, employees and labourers.
The value realisation for the construction sector is coming in three different ways, each with its set of technologies, tools, systems and processes that lead to specific value maximisation, elaborates AMRITA CHOWDHURY.
The ability to track, measure and quantify performance is critical for helping businesses reduce their carbon footprint and demonstrate positive impacts in tangible terms, writes P GOPALAKRISHNAN.
Building value is of utmost importance because it is the only way to sustain the business in the long term and more importantly because it is the right thing to do, writes AMIT GOSSAIN.
At any given point, we have 800+ ‘live’ projects across geographies, each one of them creating value across a wide range of critical sectors, prides SN SUBRAHMANYAN.
By implementing truly interoperable solutions, steel companies are able to realise improved efficiencies across every stage of their workflow, notes PAUL WALLETT.
An approach is needed which addresses the value outcomes across the social, economic and environmental spheres in a comprehensive manner, writes SANDEEP GARG.
The road ahead is rocky as the economy has to traverse difficult terrain with no solutions in the offing yet for the pandemic. Yet, infrastructure is the best bet the country has to revive the economy.
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The Indian cement sector is significant owing to the fact that the country is the second largest producer and consumer of cement in the world. In terms of production and consumption, India is only next to China, which had capacity of 2,200 mt at the end of 2020.
Growth has been driven by strong domestic demand in the Indian ceramic tiles and sanitaryware sector. Over the past few years, there has been a significant tilt towards branded products in the industry.
Infrastructure is a major focus area for the Indian Government. Whether it is highway development, bridges or other infrastructure projects such as power, aviation, water transport and railways, the Government has been providing the right impetus to every sector.
With the Indian Government’s focus on the infrastructure sector, growth is expected in allied industries as well. Whether it is cement, steel or building material, each segment is witnessing action.
The Indian paints industry has always been a vibrant space. A key reason is that it is among the few sectors in the country that has been largely dominated by organised market players for a long time.
Steel is a cyclical sector keenly followed by the investor fraternity. The sector has witnessed many cycles of expansion and contraction over the centuries. And if one manages to understand the cycle of steel, wealth creation would be significant.
Not even the pandemic could stop the who’s who of the construction fraternity coming together to celebrate, when CW awarded the Person of the Year in the Public and Private Sectors, the Emerging Company of the Year, the Project of the Year, the Largest and Fastest Growing Construction Companies and the Top Challengers 2020-21.
While the pandemic rages on, India Inc soldiers on. Despite the new normal causing disruptions in demand, labour and the supply chain, some remarkable companies have continued to weather the storm and grow consistently.
Building value must be an aspect at the prime location in our minds while taking any long-term decision in any and every project, emphasises CHETAN RAIKAR.
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CSH Power Himoinsa offers a wide range of silent DG sets and mobile DG sets that serve markets and industries such as healthcare, infrastructure, agriculture, rental, service and retail.
Dynapac’s recently launched light compaction range compliments its larger compaction and paving equipment to get the job done in relatively confined spaces
Honda India Power Products Limited (HIPP) is a subsidiary of Honda Motor Co. Japan. Since its inception, HIPP has been the leader in the power products industry, manufacturing and marketing a diverse portfolio of power products at its state-of-the art manufacturing facility at Greater Noida.
The pandemic has created a lot of challenges and opportunities for the HVAC Industry. The industry is grappling with customers in many segments slowing down their investments due to uncertainity post lockdowns, “and has also created health and hygiene concern for our frontline sales and service team,” says Akhilesh Kumar, Product Group Head, LG System Air-conditioning Division.
MURALI YADAMA, Founder & CEO, MYK Arment and Managing Director, MYK Laticrete India, writes on the challenging norms and how the company is setting new standards of excellence.
SHYAM SUNDER BERIWALA, Chairman, Shyam Steel Industries, outlines the company’s contributions to the society through its CSR initiatives during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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