Seventeen central ministries and departments together account for a cumulative expenditure of ₹20.02 trillion on ongoing projects up to January 2026, representing 51 per cent of the revised cost. Of the 1,702 ongoing infrastructure projects costing over ₹1.5 billion, 645, or around 38 per cent, have achieved more than 80 per cent physical progress as...
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MoSPI Hosts Brainstorming Workshop to Develop Framework for Measuring India’s Knowledge Economy
The ministry announced plans to compile a Knowledge Economy Satellite Account (KESA) for India, aimed at measuring and valuing the contribution of knowledge-based activities to the national econom The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) recently convened a high-level brainstorming workshop in New Delhi to advance the development of a national framework for measuring...
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OPERATION IN(FRA)SOLVENCY
With over Rs11 lakh crore debt, project investments worth Rs.32.7 lakh crore and cost overrun of Rs14.35 lakh crore is at stake, the current Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 is a sigh of relief for India's financial institutions.
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Needed: Project Managers
The Indian Railways, which had a modest beginning in 1853, has since then been an integral part of the nation, a network that has held together a population of one billion
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India´s infrastructure sector performance improved in FY15
India´s infrastructure performance in 2014-15 was better than the previous fiscal as production of inputs, including power, steel, coal and cement moved up.
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272 projects across various sectors face delay
Data released by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) shows 272 projects out of a total 558 projects costing at least Rs 150 crore are running late as on March 31, 2013. As many as 59 of these projects reported delays just in March 2013 (additional delay
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Risk Management: Mitigating delivery flaws
Infrastructure projects, by their very nature, are long duration and capital intensive. Keeping in mind the nature of infrastructure projects, both the companies and governments involved in the development of infrastructure have to devote significantly high investments, and human and technical resources.