We have built up the kind of expertise that doesn't exist with anyone else in India. We are in the unique position where our sister companies have placed large-scale orders (say, for a complete steel plant) for projects, with us.
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India Seeks Fair Maritime Rulebook as Sonowal Engages Korean Industry
The Great Office Reset
Intelligence for Infrastructure
UAVs: Governance from Above
Reshaping Global Logistics
Digital Oilfield’s Network Frontier
Capital Pathways to Infrastructure
DHL Express is ready for India’s scale and complexity
India is a centre for unique, high‑value workplaces
We’re evolving into a technology-agnostic company
ConTech 2026: Building Beyond Blueprints
On Fast Tracks to Viksit Bharat
The Techno-Structure Imperative
From Learning to Building: Knowledge as the New Foundation for Growth
India Needs Workforce Continuity Crisis Mandate
Powering Freight Growth
Beyond Climate, Water Stress is an Infrastructure Challenge
The Next Logistics Advantage
High-Speed Rail: A Network Vision
An eight-pronged approach
Essar, now a multinational conglomerate, began its operations with the construction of an outer breakwater in Chennai Port (the then Madras Port) in 1969.
An eight-pronged approach
Essar, now a multinational conglomerate, began its operations with the construction of an outer breakwater in Chennai Port (the then Madras Port) in 1969.
The depth of the matter
The Seven SBU's of EPL other than EOÂSSL are all lookiÂng at the onshore part of the work, whether it is the Ports and Terminals, Oil and Gas, all of them are in the onshore business space.
The depth of the matter
The Seven SBU's of EPL other than EOÂSSL are all lookiÂng at the onshore part of the work, whether it is the Ports and Terminals, Oil and Gas, all of them are in the onshore business space.
Expertspeak: Unifying Infrastructure
Vinayak Chatterjee gets down to the brasstacks on India's slow rate of infrastructure development, dismisses theories on the shortage of funding and recommends an overarching political authority for infrastructure.
Financing a behemoth can mean new schemes
The Indian Railways is the world's fourth largest freight carrier, controlled by a single management. he Indian Railways operates around 14,000 trains everyday, out of which 8,900 are passenger trains and 5,100 are freight trains.
ZAXIS: Focusing on the future
Telcon has always been at the cutÂting edge of technology to provide the latest and most cost-effective soluÂtions to the Indian customer.
Saraswat Bank, Reliance ADAG in tie-up
Saraswat Bank has announced a tie-up with Reliance ADAG under which the Anil Ambani-led group will market a core banking solution developed by the bank's infotech subsidiary.
Structure of proposed IDFs finalised
A final structure of the Infrastructure Debt Funds (IDFs) has emerged following wide-scale consultations held with potential investors, infra companies, regulators and experts.

