The coal policy certainly recognises the importance of energy in our economic growth and the government has initiated a few measures to support implementation.

The coal industry is really at the crossroads today given the countervailing forces in the marketplace.

The new coal policy is a forward-looking measure that would result in monetising of a natural resource, feel experts. It has the potential of boosting technology-aided private investments in the coal sector while also enhancing market access of coal for the downstream industrial segments of power, steel and cement.

Data centre infrastructure will play a big role in the years to come as more and more stuff will be on the cloud. Customers no longer want a whole lot of building management system (BMS) operators sitting on their premises.

The advent of 3D building information management (BIM) helps in getting an accurate estimation of building materials.

The finance minister announces affordable rental accommodation for migrant workers and urban poor and extends subsidy under the prime minister’s housing programme.

The Rs 20 trillion economic revival package announced on Monday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi ranks among the most substantial in the world relative to the country’s GDP. Of the five pillars identified to support the edifice of a New India, infrastructure forms the second pillar.

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

The sharp decline in demand in FY2021 will delay capacity addition and impact profitability in the cement sector in the medium-term, warns a CRISIL report.