India and Russia have discussed developing further linkages with Far East Russia, particularly through sourcing of metallurgical or coking coal, development of infrastructure of the region’s ports and connectivity of these ports with Russian mining locations, and improvements in evacuation infrastructure.

Indian Railways is the fourth-largest rail network in the world, with a track length of 115,000 km and around 8,500 railway stations carrying an average of 26 million passengers a day, and over 1.2 billion tonnes of freight in 2017-18.

The progress on projects such as Dedicated Freight Corridors (DFCs), high-speed rail and redevelopment of railway stations is likely to mark a paradigm shift in the country's railways sector.

Imagine railway stations in India resembling airports! No fantasy, this! It's happening and happening at great speed.

With the pace of electrification of the entire Indian Railways network getting accelerated, Siemens is looking at making the most of the opportunity in fuelling mobility and connectivity.

The announcement of "metro light" system for Tier 2 & 3 cities is a very positive move as we can now bring a variety of solutions to the 60 cities on the list, points out Mangal Dev, Head Hitachi Rail Systems, India & South East Asia.

Achievers from the world of construction, contracting, engineering and building materials were felicitated for their outstanding contribution at the India Construction Festival (ICF) 2019 held recently in New Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi government's decision to not ratify the Regional Economic Comprehensive Partnership (RECP) treaty over India's concerns on imports from China was widely hailed by the steel industry.

The current dip in automobile sales is a temporary one and once sales pick up the demand for the company's automotive advanced high-strength steel will rise, predicts Sergio Moyano, Sales Director-Turkey, Middle East & India, Special Steels, SSAB.