Setting manufacturing hubs is one of the good decisions taken by the government. Manufacturing is the backbone to the GDP and most crucial sector for employment generation and support s Indian infrastructure growth enormously.

Sales of residential units declined significantly over the last two years, particularly in the initial periods. The number of units that are sold from both new and old projects every quarter form the sales rate, and from 14% in 1Q13 this has steadily declined to below 9% as of mid-2015, thereafter remaining stable at low levels.

Despite having a lengthy coastline of 7,517 km, India lags far behind in ports and logistics infrastructure. Against a share of 9 percent of railways and 6 percent of roads in the GDP the share of ports is only 1 percent. Indian ports presently handle more than 90 percent of India´s total EXIM trade volume.

JCB offers multiple variants in the same product category to ensure that our customer get the right machine for the right application. Further, we offer a wide range of attachments also for various purposes which enhances the versatility of the machines eg. Rock breaker, 6-in-1 bucket, Extending Dipper, etc.

Anil Kothuri, President & Head, Retail Finance, Edelweiss - Budget provides thrust to Housing and Infrastructure While it is a placeholder till a full budget is presented in February next year, the budget establishes the intent of the government to kickstart the economy and lays down the foundation for its economic agenda

With some concessional custom duty in raw material input of manufacturing sectors, is also appreciated. We look forward for reducing the fiscal deficit and achieving the growth as targeted by the new Government.

Specific measures relating to reduction in area for FDI and REIT’s will increase liquidity in the sector and as such reduce the dependence on the banking system. With the current incentives in the budget,

The Indian economy moved in top gear from 2003-04 till 2007-2008. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was growing at more than 8 per cent every year since 2003/04. It even touched 9 per cent mark in the financial year ending March 2008. Then the economy slowed down owing to global and domestic factors.

Being the second largest economic activity after agriculture, there's a certain responsibility on the Civil Industry to enable the progress of the nation.