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.An Open Letter to Finance Minister

The construction industry employs 35 million people, which is more than the population of Australia or Malaysia, and contributes 8 per cent of India’s GDP.

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3.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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4.Govt devises 20:20 model to help laggard smart cities

Under the Smart Cities mission, the Centre will help the bottom 20 cities to smarten up

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5.Ease of Living, Municipal Performance Index launched

Both these indices are designed to assess quality of life of citizens

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6.KONE inaugurates its new warehouse in Mumbai, India

The new warehouse at Andheri will serve over 2,500 existing customers and upcoming new projects

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7.A prefabrication pumping station is a plug-n-play solution for treating water

Grundfos Pumps India (Grundfos India) is a 100 per cent subsidiary of Grundfos, Denmark. Among the leaders in advanced pump solutions and a trendsetter in water technology,

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8.The Budget Remix: By Pratap Padode, Editor-in-Chief, CW

The Budget has not achieved the objective it was due to accomplish in toto. It does not lay a long-term vision for growth. It also fails to simplify taxation.

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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.Budget 2020’s focus on infra is towards regaining private sector confidence

The Union Budget mentioned Rs 100 trillion to be invested on infrastructure over the next five years.

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