Cement volumes to expand by 9-10% in FY 2024 despite moderation in growth in H2: operating margins to improve by 260-310 bps to 16.0-16.5%: ICRA

India’s mining sector plays a central role in economic and industrial growth, contributing about 2.5% to GDP directly and nearly 10% when downstream industries

As India’s mining sector accelerates to meet ambitious targets for coal and mineral production, the demand for high-performance, technology-driven equipment

The traditional core engineering disciplines—Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical are losing their attractiveness among students. A major factor is the sharp

Core project team members at Greentech Knowledge Solutions Pvt. Ltd (GKSPL) Saswati Chetia, Nivit Mital, Sonija Kapooria Phogat, Prashant Bhanware, and Mohit Jain, along with Dr Sameer Maithel (Independent Expert) and Hrushikesh Patel

India’s renewable energy sector is on the cusp of a transformative decade, driven by a combination of ambitious policy goals, rapid technological innovation, and evolving market dynamics. However, the next decade will not just

While hydro has always been a renewable energy source, its role is now even more critical, as it complements intermittent power sources like solar and wind. As the renewable energy ecosystem expands, success will depend on the infrastructure that supports it.

Renewable energy solutions are most successful when they are not just clean, but also reliable and community inclusive. At Rodic Consultants, our Power and Energy business unit is committed to driving the transition towards clean

India’s current policy and regulatory environment for renewable energy is progressive, however, faster regulatory approvals, uniform policies across states, improved grid infrastructure, clear guidelines for energy storage would further boost

Hybrid systems will play a strategic role in accelerating clean energy adoption in India while ensuring grid stability and economic viability. India is making remarkable progress in renewable energy, with 2025 poised to be a significant

India's solar energy sector has become the centrepiece of India's clean energy drive, thanks to the progressive policies, growing awareness, rapid technological evolution, and a highly motivated private sector.

If supported by robust execution, India has the potential to become a global manufacturing powerhouse, not just meeting domestic demand but also serving international markets. India’s renewable energy infrastructure is undergoing a profound transformation

Strengthening the resilience of energy systems is not just about survival; it’s about empowering inclusive growth and safeguarding livelihoods. India, home to over 1.4 billion people, faces a dual challenge: surging energy demand driven

Dr. Ramji Singh, Member, Dam Safety Review Panel, Govt. of Gujarat; Technical Advisor & Senior Consultant-IIT Gandhinagar presents how Distributed Fiber Optic Sensing (DFOS) utilizing Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) and Distributed

India’s ropeway sector is undergoing a significant transformation as the government intensifies efforts to promote alternative, sustainable, and efficient modes of transport. Driven by the challenges of limited rail and road networks

“With Parvatmala Pariyojana, ropeway development in India has shifted from state-led efforts to a structured, centrally-driven programme, backed by clear policies, strong PPP models, and a focus on safety, standardization, and sustainability.”

“With projects like the Dehradun-Mussoorie ropeway, we’re demonstrating how ropeways can decongest cities, reduce emissions, and transform mobility in eco-sensitive regions.” Syed Junaid Altaf, Executive Director, FIL Industries Private Limited

“Technology is at the core of our ropeway solutions. We’re leveraging advanced control systems, automation, and international safety protocols to offer a world-class passenger experience while solving urban mobility challenges.”

“Ropeways are becoming a national priority, and M & M Ropeways is well-positioned to deliver world-class systems designed and made in India.” The use of aerial ropeways in India began in the 1960s–70s, mainly in hilly and remote regions.

India’s infrastructure boom, projected to reach US $1.4 trillion by 2035, now carries a non-negotiable mandate: cut carbon, conserve resources, and build climate-resilient assets. Every arm of the construction industry—builders, contractors