Atasi Das - GR Infraprojects Limited
Atasi Das, Assistant Vice President, GR Infraprojects Limited
The significant decline in India's public and private sector Capital Expenditures (CapEx) in 2024 has necessitated a considerable increase in the CapEx in 2025 to give the necessary impetus to infrastructure development.
Despite macro-economic challenges and global headwinds, the real estate sector in 2024 has showed great resilience, and building on the strong foundation of 2023, the best performing year across asset classes, it is turning out to be
This report by CRISIL provides an overview of both conventional and modern construction systems used in the domestic real estate industry and discusses current trends and future outlooks. It explores modern construction systems, examines
This report, crafted to outline a forward-looking vision for India’s mining industry, provides strategic recommendations for policy reform, regulatory compliance, and economic growth, positioning India as a leader in the global mining
“The mining industry is evolving rapidly, and we're leading this transformation by collaborating with customers to drive sustainable mining practices. Key trends shaping the industry include safety, operational excellence, and data-driven
The flagship programme of the Central Government-Assets Monetization through disinvestment of public sector undertakings has entered a slow lane as the Centre is reworking its disinvestment strategy in the changed scenario.
Dr. Neelima Satyam, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, IIT Indore, presents an overview of the research done on landslides across various regions of India in order to come up with forecasting, modeling, and early warning
Researchers from the Geo-Disaster Prevention Laboratory at the National Institute of Technology, Karnataka have pioneered a range of innovative reinforcement techniques to fortify breakwaters against tsunami-induced forces and minimize
Failure of foundations may occur due to poor soil conditions, improper drainage, changes in the water table, tree roots, construction errors, weather conditions or expansive soils. Signs of foundation must be studied closely by structural