The Modi sarkar´s 100-day report card indicated that the PM has to work much harder at the process of integration of state governments with the Centre so that local issues see quicker resolution. This can very well happen in states with NDA rule
Larsen & Toubro (L&T), the $14.3-billion engineering-construction-manufacturing-financial services global giant and India´s largest construction organisation, does not need any introduction. And it is no surprise that L&T Realty - a 100-per cent
The government has formally notified a reduction in the minimum area and capitalisation requirement for foreign investors in construction
Union Minister for Urban Development M Venkaiah Naidu has reportedly stated that India needs to invest an estimated $250 bn
Bengaluru already knows Nitesh Estates - now it’s time for the rest of India to catch on. The real-estate arm of the Nitesh Group, it is an integrated property development company with a presence across four asset classes. It has developed state-of-the-art homes, hotels, office buildings and retail spaces; in fact, in barely five years of operations, the company has more than 8 million sq ft of premium living and work spaces under development.
India´s infrastructure kings share their experiences of the past year and recommendations for a smooth way forward. Fiscal years come and go, but FY14 has been different.
Has the Budget for FY 2010-11 done enough for the construction, building material and infrastructure sectors? CW compares the expectations and reactions of the industry.
Post the interim Budget, where a number of positive announcements were made, the macroeconomic indicators have improved with inflation and industrial growth showing positive signals. The coming Budget is expected to continue with positive policy changes in order to improve business environment and give strong push to growth. Government has been moving steadily on Smart Cities and the Budget will have a lot of announcements on this front including the broader contours.
History reveals that the relationship between India and Indonesia dates back to first century AD when Indian traders were the first to arrive in Indonesia. Through the years, the trade and cultural links have continued with the potential for mutually
The sentiment on Indian real estate among both domestic and international investors has improved in recent times following the election of a new government and upturn in consumer demand, says the Emerging Trends in Real Estate® Asia Pacific 2015
