Transport & Logistics sector plays a pivotal role in ensuring the delivery of goods from the place of production to the consumption point. The sectoral challenges include need for constant improvement in the overall efficiency in terms of handling, loading, transporting and unloading of goods throughout.

India is on the cusp of heightened economy activity owing to rapid Industrialization, growing Urbanization, sprucing of infrastructure across the country.

Louis Berger, founded in 1953, in the United States, has its roots in the transportation sector. The company has been involved in a large number of transportation infrastructure development projects across the world, including in India.

In India, the way economic activities are moving in top gear; it calls for increased number of talented and highly skilled project management professionals to manage the development projects across various sectors of the economy such as roads, highways, ports, airports, rapid transportation, manufacturing hubs, and many more.

As the economic activity in the country moves in top gear the demand for electricity is on the rise and the time has come to prepare for meeting the future requirement as well.

The uncertainties of hike in import duty, proposed safeguard and anti-dumping duty were affecting the solar activity and as a relief MNRE has issued guidelines to allow for pass through of the costs incurred if these extra duties are added due to change in law.

As India moves towards building and sprucing up its infrastructure like never before. The Government is identifying critical gaps in our infrastructure and trying to fill those gaps at the earliest so as to ensure faster connectivity between various geographies.

Traditional building constructions take months and years. Pre-engineered buildings provide quick construction at a lower cost. Pre-engineered buildings also called as PEB, refers to a structure which is factory-built that are shipped to site and bolted together.

The country infrastructure is being spruced up like never before. The Government of India is leaving no stone unturned in trying to bridge the gaps in our infrastructure by identifying critical bottlenecks in the smooth flow of people and goods across the country.