URBAN VAASTU - Building modern India - January 2015

In this issue

INDIAN Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to invite American President Barack Obama to be the chief guest at this year’s Republic Day parade in New Delhi is a landmark move that will bring two of the world’s leading democracies even closer.
Ties between the two countries have been on an upswing, despite some minor hiccups along the way, in recent years.Bilateral trade between the two nations, currently around the $100 billionmark,is projected to rise to $500 billion over the next few years. Both leading economies are dependent on each other to a great extent. America needs engineering, information technology, medical and research professionals from India to ensure that its universities, space academies, research bodies, hospitals
and corporates – from established ones to start-ups – continue to grow and
pioneer new innovations. It also needs cheap drugs from India, textiles, software services, business and knowledge process services, besides a range of other products and commodities.
India as a huge market of 1.25 billion people also offers tremendous
opportunities for US companies eager to expand their operations.
India’s funding needs are also humungous, especially in the areas of urban
development, infrastructure, financial services, civilian nuclear technology and even in the social sectors. Besides, India also needs cutting-edge technology to improve efficiencies in several sectors. If these two great democracies work together and collaborate in several areas, the world – besides hundreds of millions of their citizens – will gain significantly. Our cover story focuses on the opportunities that this new equation throws up.

URBAN VAASTU - Building modern India Magazine Description:

URBAN VAASTU focusses on the creation and expansion of planned urban spaces across India and International as well. The thought has been there for few years and it gives us great satisfaction as we have begun this journey from October 2014.Till date we have released 42 editions.

The main aim of the magazine is to cover the futuristic plans of many sectors like Infrastructure,Real Estate,Building materials,Education,Hospitality,Power,Facilities,Railways,Police,Policies and the Governments vision for creating the rising urban spaces and How better planning and perfect implementation will help the country to go further.

There are experts as columnists, world renowned corporate consultants and a variety of seniors from various fields in the Advisory and the Editorial board from across India and abroad.