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Yet, this turbulence also offers an opportunity. By embracing flexible risk-sharing frameworks, leveraging digital tools for cost optimisation, and adopting innovative financing structures, the industry can re-engineer resilience into its DNA

If implemented with precision and backed by industry cooperation, the scheme could propel India into a new era of engineering self-reliance, global competitiveness, and sustainable growth.

Riverside settlement in North India’s hilly terrain highlighting the urgent need for resilient construction policies

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman with Indian infrastructure background of highways, bridges, and cranes – GST slab reforms boosting construction and housing sector

Futuristic header image showing AI circuits, robotics, quantum computing, and sustainable infrastructure icons for EPC World article by Tejasvi Sharma

Flood-hit hillside town showing need for resilient construction

Mumbai monsoon flooding with transport and flood-control solutions concept.

By diversifying its nuclear technology portfolio, India intends to balance grid stability with flexibility, enabling nuclear power to complement the country’s rapidly expanding solar and wind capacity

by Tejasvi Sharma, Editor-in-Chief, EPC World In the rapidly evolving landscape of India’s construction and

by Tejasvi Sharma, Editor-in-Chief, EPC World India’s solar energy sector is in the midst of

The demands of the modern Indian city require multi-modal integration, climate resilience, and economic scalability

India is not without options. Over the last decade, it has diversified its export base, expanded trade agreements with the UAE, EU, Australia, and ASEAN, and accelerated PLI schemes to deepen domestic value chains