Latest-Updates-On-Construction-Companies

COVID-19: What will India’s relief package be like?

Will India’s relief package match the stimulus package provided by top global economies?

Construction sites are safe places to work

In an exclusive interview with CW, MR Jaishankar speaks on the COVID-19 impact on the construction and building industry.

Only qualified architects allowed to practice architecture?

CW’s webinar discusses the Supreme Court judgment, architect challenges, and the way forward.

The Real Estate Challenge

Stay tuned for solutions to overcome these challenges and more on April 14.

NAREDCO urges government to lift ban on work at construction sites

Seeks $200-300 bn Economic Package from Union Government

How safe are workplaces in India?

In India, as part of its reform process, the Union Government is planning to subsume as many as 44 central labour laws in to 4 Labour Codes - on wages, industrial relations, social security and occupational safety, health and working conditions.

How are companies making arrangements for workers at construction sites?

CW explores how companies are managing to provide for this for alternate accommodation.

Residential bookings in MMR fall by 78% in Feb-March due to COVID-19

Study conducted by CREDAI MCHI with insights from over 100 MMR developer members

Pandemic grips credit quality, weakens credit ratio

Lockdown to exacerbate credit pressures; resilience post COVID-19 to be tested

Uplift Lockdown on Construction Workers

It will help avoid major economic losses as a result of stoppage of work at sites, says Dr Dr Niranjan Hiranandani.

Real estate players in a huge soup because of CoVID-19

In an exclusive interview with CW, Dr Niranjan Hirannadani speaks on the COVID-19 impact on the construction and building industry.

What the National Infrastructure Pipeline will need to regain momentum after COVID19 pandemic

The National Infrastructure Pipeline launched this year by the Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, is the framework on which the PM proposes to transform India into a $ 5 trillion economy by 2024.