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There was a time when residential and commercial buildings in India were built with unprocessed iron rods and concrete slabs. There seemed to be an issue with this nature of construction; the rods were vulnerable to rust and corrosion which affected the stability of the structures in the long run.

In our last blog we shared the news about Sunvik winning the prestigious Times Business Award for The True and Most Reliable TMT Brand. The award is not just an appreciation for what we have achieved so far, but also a responsibility to keep doing better in the future. And we accept it with pride....

It has a very sweet ring to it, doesn’t it? We have been hearing it over and over for more than a month now and it still sounds like music to our ears. Why not? For a brand that promotes “TRUE” as a prefix to everything that they do, whether it’s procuring true raw material, or maintaining true quality in every operational process,...

It’s a proven fact that when it comes to construction of a structure, that only thing that matters is integrity. Integrity of people involved in the construction including, architects, engineers, craftsmen, contractors, construction crew, etc.

There is hardly anyone who would disagree with that statement. Everything that is strong is built on a solid foundation, whether it’s a great nation, a prosperous business or a beautiful home.

With billions of people forced to rethink a way of life due to the challenges posed by a raging pandemic, there are a number of news reports that suggest that the nature, or the environment is finally finding some time to recover....

Steel buildings are a symbol of modern architecture. Carbon Steel is the third most popular construction material after concrete and timber. Steel is crucial in the development of the economy of a nation and is considered as the backbone of human civilization.

This is the dictionary definition of the word “Flexibility”. As the world celebrates International Yoga Day on the 21st of June, we thought it is only befitting to discuss the significance of flexibility in a TMT Steel Bar.

World Environment Day is observed on the 5th of June every year to remind the world of the environmental challenges we are facing due to misuse or overuse of natural resources. When the challenges are highlighted, we are made to realize how dangerous the future could look....

India has a history of devastating earthquakes, almost 54% of the land is vulnerable. The country is categorised into seismic zones 2, 3, 4 & 5, with zone 2 having least impact and zone 5 the most. A World Bank and United Nations report estimates 200 million city dwellers in India will be exposed to storms and earthquakes by 2050.

When this lockdown ends, which it surely will with medical experts engaged in finding a cure for the latest Coronavirus. With the advancement in the medical research field and the dedication with which the scientists have been working, it is not too long when life gets back to normal.

“Women are the architects of the society.” It is a statement, but a widely accepted fact as well. For ages women have lived in the shadow of men, quietly doing their jobs to the best of their ability, holding everything together… whether it is a family or a society or a country itself, the woman is the one who forms the inner strength of every unit.

If someone described The Coat Hanger as an economic feat as well as an engineering triumph, what would you think?