K E Ranganathan  While the country is blessed with some of the largest river systems in the world, water scarcity is fast becoming India’s number one woe. The increasing need of water due to the growing population has resulted in the decline of per capita availability of fresh water sharply from 3,000 cubic meters to

Pakshal Sanghvi, director at Sanghvi Realty, feels it is time for affordable housing to become streamlined and that the government and private sectors need to work together to unlock the potential of this enormous market The growing population in India has led to many problems including land shortage, housing shortage, and congested transit. According to

Suresh Kumar Mansukhani Budget 2017 seems to have agood and positive impact on the day-to-day lives of the masses with respect to up-gradation in the standard of living. The total allocation for infrastructure is a whopping Rs 3,96,135 crore in 2017-18. This is very good news for the real estate sector, as the correlation of

Debadutta Upadhyaya Budget 2017 is aimed at more inclusiveness by broadening the tax limit, which in turn is going to have a positive rub-off effect on the home-ownership front. We do hope that lending rate cuts would follow suit, thereby solidifying the demonetisation drive. More home ownerships would bode well for companies like ours that