CW’s webinar discusses the current economic scenario, the stimulus package, what can be done to revive the economy, and more...

Further extension of the nationwide lockdown by Prime Minister Narendra Modi till May 3 is going to weigh on the economy.

We are going through a crisis that has no parallels in contemporary world history. A virus that originated in central China's Hubei province has stalled all human activity, be it social, political or economic.

The Rs 20 trillion economic revival package announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is among the most substantial in the world. Of the five pillars identified by Modi to support the edifice of a New India, infrastructure occupies the second place.

The need of the hour in the ports and shipping sector is higher benchmarks and aggressive embracing of digitalisation and advanced state-of-the-art technology.

India is blessed with a very long coastline and has a port infrastructure that is envied by some of the countries in the Asian region.

In an interaction with INFRASTRUCTURE TODAY, Devendra Kumar Sharma, Business Unit Head, Roads, Bridges & Ports, Tata Projects Ltd, highlights the things that would help achieve the government's ambitious road capacity addition target.

Just as 2019 drew to a close, the Central Government unveiled the Rs 102-trillion National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) to boost annual investment in the sector.

The formation of a robust cross-border framework in the South Asia region is expected to bring down the cost of electricity and allow India to achieve the flexibility to regulate the intermittency of power generated by its wind and solar farms.