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The Big Infra Opportunity

The Big Infra Opportunity

Stakeholders harp on the government's infrastructure push and expect construction orders of Rs.18 trillion in the next six years. This order inflow volume should support 12 to 15 per cent of industry-level execution of compound annual growth rate (CAGR).

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Powerful moves ahead!

Powerful moves ahead!

Infrastructure Today has completed yet another milestone with over 14 years of coverage on a sector which can make or break the India development story.

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BIG Data The New Oil

BIG Data The New Oil

The ability to harness and store large volumes of data to enable future services and add extensions to current services to improve can only be achieved with big data.

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India to accelerate $ 200 billion smart cities projects

India to accelerate $ 200 billion smart cities projects

When the 60 winning cities (with proposals worth over Rs 1.31 lakh crore) become smart, it is expected to positively impact the lives of 72 crore urban population. While Rs 1.05 lakh crore will be spent on area-based development plans, Rs 26,141 crore will be spent on pan-city solutions in the next five years.

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Tata Group firms mull Rs 700 bn worth projects in 5 yrs

Tata Group firms mull Rs 700 bn worth projects in 5 yrs

In the next five years, Tata Housing, Tata Realty and Tata Projects would implement projects worth at least Rs 70,000 crore, media reports indicate. In the coming years, various Tata Group companies would participate in sectors such as roads and highways, reports indicate. In 2013-14, these three firms are executing projects worth Rs 15,000-20,000 crore

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DFCC awards Rs 33 bn project

DFCC awards Rs 33 bn project

Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation has issued letter of intent for the Rs 3,300 crore contract to set up rail track between Bhaupur and Khurja in U.P. to a consortium of Tata Projects and Spanish firm Aldesa. The consortium is expected to begin physical work on the 343-km rail track project, which is funded by the World Bank, from March-April.The 343-km project was sliced into three subsets, and the bidders had been qualified to bid for one, two or all three.