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We are excited to announce that two of our talented team members – Mr. Suraj Jadhav and Mr. Dhananjay Erande, recently participated in the International Road Federation (IRF) World Congress 2024, held in the vibrant city of Istanbul, Turkey from October 15-18! This globally renowned event brought together over 2,000 participants from across 130 countries, […]

Standardization can indeed be seen as the missing link in India’s infrastructure development. The absence of standardized practices, guidelines, and frameworks across various aspects of infrastructure—design, construction, procurement, operations, and maintenance—creates inefficiencies, delays, and cost overruns. It can also undermine the quality and sustainability of infrastructure projects. Here’s how standardization can bridge critical gaps: Improving

With rapid urbanization and global industrial growth, traditional construction materials are becoming increasingly scarce. This has sparked the need for innovative, sustainable, and cost-effective solutions in infrastructure development. Advanced materials are now stepping in to meet these challenges, offering improved performance, durability, and environmental benefits. One of the most pressing issues today is the management

Infrastructure professionals often resist adopting new methods or technologies due to psychological barriers: Fear of the Unknown: New technologies like BIM or predictive analytics can be unsettling compared to established methods. Loss of Control: Automation and AI can make professionals feel they are losing control over their projects. Status Quo Bias: Long-standing expertise in traditional

A Step Towards Global Expansion Dhruv Consultancy’s recent participation in the ICTA 2024 International Conference in Arusha, Tanzania, marks a significant milestone in our journey towards global expansion. The conference, centered on the theme “Safe, Smart, and Sustainable Transport Systems for Global Economic Growth,” provided a platform for us to showcase our expertise and commitment

Plastic pollution is one of the most pressing environmental issues of our time. However, innovative solutions are turning this waste into a valuable resource. One such solution is using plastic waste in road construction, a method that is gaining traction in India. The Innovation The concept of using plastic waste in road construction was pioneered

In today’s rapidly evolving world, infrastructure development plays a crucial role in developing economies. However, the traditional approach to infrastructure often overlooks its environmental impact. As leaders in the infrastructure consultancy space, it’s our responsibility to adopt an “Earth-First” mindset – one that prioritizes sustainability and resilience in all our projects. In this blog post,