¨Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink,¨- the line from the verse ´The Rime of the Ancient Mariner´ by Samuel Taylor Coleridge exemplifies the impending global water crisis.
Author: admin (Infratructure Today)
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Decentralised Wastewater Management Systems
Urban India is bracing for a unique and difficult challenge of shortage of freshwater as well as managing increased wastewater. Urban India is experiencing an exponential growth. With about 377 million people
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Ready? Fire! Aim!
As project managers rush headlong into implementation without planning and carrying out pre-project activities, it´s a case of putting the cart before the horse. No wonder catastrophic delays and bungled projects are the order of the day.
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Bringing Down the House!
The India Warehousing Show saw enthusiastic participation from logistics and supply chain professionals at the Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. More than 165 exhibitors presenting over 350 key brands showcased their products at the 2015 India Warehousing Show.
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Thinking Afresh
A quality transition to the planned expansion will require a huge capital investment in electricity, railways, roads, ports, airports, irrigation, water supply and sanitation systems.
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Tracking Railways´ Performance
Indian Railways has long been groaning under its own weight. How much longer will it be before the government can turn things around? Indian Railways, or Imperium in imperio, as the giant lifeline of India
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What we offer is good international practices
Jairam Panch, Managing Director, Turner Project Management India Pvt. Ltd, says the Indian market needs to improve in the areas of planning, skill development and training.
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No proposal to generate power from tidal waves: Government
Government is not working on any proposal to generate power using tidal waves, Piyush Goyal, Minister of Power, Coal and New & Renewable said.
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3,000 MW renewable energy to be produced in Odisha by 2022
Odisha Government has set a target to produce 3,000 megawatt (MW) renewable energy by the year 2022 under Odisha Renewable Energy Policy.
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Punjab eyes 2,000 MW solar vault
With over 5,000 acres of land offered by farmers and NRIs across the state, Punjab´s solar energy generation has jumped from a mere 9 mega watt (MW) in 2012