1.What the National Infrastructure Pipeline will need to regain momentum after COVID19 pandemic

The National Infrastructure Pipeline launched this year by the Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, is the framework on which the PM proposes to transform India into a $ 5 trillion economy by 2024.

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2.Real estate players in a huge soup because of CoVID-19

In an exclusive interview with CW, Dr Niranjan Hirannadani speaks on the COVID-19 impact on the construction and building industry.

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3.Infrastructure: National Infrastructure Pipeline – the Rs 102 trillion opportunity

CW’s first webinar on the subject discusses challenges and the way forward.

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4.Will the National Infrastructure Pipeline plan work?

While the government has outlined a $5 trillion economy plan, challenges and hindrances continue to plague infrastructure development.

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5.The government will spend in public investment-related programmes

After the Union Budget 2020 announcement on February 1, 2020, as a first-of-its-kind initiative, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman along with her team embarked upon an outreach programme across cities

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6.Coronavirus could kickstart 'Make in India'​

Coronavirus has put the brakes on growth in several industries.

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7.National Logistics Policy to soon be released

Policy to create a single window e- logistics market

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8.Budget announcements impact building materials segment

Indirect announcements made in Budget 2020 impact the building materials segment

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9.Infra slowly getting into action with Budget 2020: CW

Rs 1.70 tn is being allocated for transport infra in the Union Budget 2020-21

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10.Tax Concessions extended to Sovereign and Pension funds in Budget 2020

The detailed budget speech, one of the most comprehensive ones in recent past did have some significant positives for sectors like Infrastructure, Power, Banking and NBFC, Agriculture reiterating her focus on Affordable housing, Education and Healthcare sector.

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