Category: Governance

India has invested heavily in dams, reservoirs, treatment plants and drinking water pipelines, yet much of the country’s water distribution system remains difficult to monitor in real time. Leaks, pressure losses, illegal…

India manages millions of public assets including roads, bridges, schools, hospitals, water pipelines, power substations, streetlights, drainage networks, irrigation canals and government buildings. Most of these assets are managed independently by different…

India has one of the world’s largest bridge networks, supporting highways, railways, urban transport and rural connectivity. These structures are expected to function safely for decades despite increasing traffic loads, changing weather…

India’s urban and industrial growth has significantly increased the volume of municipal, industrial, electronic, biomedical, plastic, and construction waste generated every day. While many cities have expanded waste collection services and developed…

India’s electricity network is among the largest and most complex infrastructure systems in the world. It connects power plants, transmission corridors, substations, renewable energy facilities, distribution companies, industrial consumers, commercial establishments, and…

India has made significant progress in improving the ease of doing business, yet industrial regulation remains one of the biggest challenges facing investors and manufacturers. Companies often deal with multiple ministries, state…

India has one of the world’s largest and most diverse industrial economies. Manufacturing plants, pharmaceutical companies, chemical industries, mines, ports, logistics providers, power utilities, and financial institutions together generate enormous amounts of…

Public procurement is one of the most important functions of government. Every year, governments purchase goods, services and infrastructure worth billions of rupees to build roads, hospitals, schools, railway networks, power systems…

India is urbanising at an unprecedented pace. Millions of people migrate to towns and cities every year in search of employment, education and better opportunities. This rapid growth creates immense economic potential…

India’s civil services have played a central role in nation building since Independence. Civil servants have guided the country through economic reforms, infrastructure expansion, public health campaigns, disaster management and digital transformation….