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In conversation with Charu Bahri, Harshavardhan Neotia, Chairman, Ambuja Realty, and Padma Shri (1999), talks about the expansion plans and projects he has lined up for coming years.
Realty firm DLF has sold 150 plots, garnering more than Rs 500 crore, in a township project at Gurgaon.
During my opening remarks at our recently concluded 3rd Infrastructure Today International Conference, as I pondered over the definition of infrastructure, I recalled Feedback Ventures' Vinayak Chatterjee's comments, at the Planning Commission's infrastructure conference, a week ago.
With our strong adherence to ethical business practices, Tata Housing has rapidly acquired a public image as a quality conscious and reliable developer.
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has urged the state government to im-prove the infrastructure in the state on a priority basis in order to prevent the industry from exiting the state. The central ex-cise package has already expired in the hill state.
Creating strong foundations for almost three decades, in projects as well as customer relationships, Pune-based Amar Builders is a multifaceted, diversified firm operating across the verticals of residential, commercial, IT, hospitality, industrial and healthcare segments. The over 80 successful projects built by the company to date exemplify its passion and commitment towards each new venture. Amar Manjrekar, Managing Director, Amar Builders, shares details of the company's operations, projects
Zandu Realty has struck a deal with Sheth Developers Pvt Ltd to rebuild the erstwhile herbal healthcare firm Zandu Pharmaceutical Works' headquarters in Mumbai into a 2.7 acre commercial complex.
With India running short of hospital beds, developers are pulling out all the stops to bridge the gap. But constructing a first-class hospital comes with its own unique set of challenges,
The event provided a platform for healthcare planners and decision makers to interact and share knowledge, while felicitating some deserving healthcare professionals.
Kolkata-based Emami, which is into healthcare and personal care segments, is to invest nearly Rs 1,000 crore in cement and healthcare business in West Bengal over the next two-three years. To set up a cement grinding unit, which will be linked to a cement clinker unit in Chhattishgarh, the diversified group will invest nearly Rs 500 crore.
