Municipalika

Municipalika India’s urban population has grown from 286 million in 2001 to 377 million in 2011, representing 31.16% of the country’s total population.

Municipalika provides a platform to take stock of the progress of urban development schemes to assess the possibilities and problems, and map future strategies and solutions. This is estimated to further increase to about 800 million by the middle of the 21st Century. By then urban India will account for more than half of the country’s population. This explosive urban growth has created great pres

sure on Indian cities and towns, and thrown up big challenges for ‘Making Cities Work’. Since the past ten years, Municipalika has been instrumental in highlighting these challenges, evaluating options, and developing possible solutions and strategies.

The Government of India has released the operational guidelines for the Urban Challenge Fund, a new initiative aimed at ...
21/04/2026

The Government of India has released the operational guidelines for the Urban Challenge Fund, a new initiative aimed at accelerating infrastructure development in Tier II and Tier III cities.

The fund is intended to support cities in planning and executing projects that improve urban service delivery, enhance infrastructure capacity, and attract private and institutional investment. With a focus on emerging urban centres, the initiative seeks to address regional imbalances in development while strengthening the next wave of urban growth.

The guidelines outline frameworks for project selection, financing structures, and implementation mechanisms, aligning with national priorities around sustainable urbanisation and long-term capacity building.

Read more: http://urbne.ws/d/RFDnX

Exhibitors return to Municipalika because the meetings are relevant, the buyers are aligned, and business moves fast onc...
20/04/2026

Exhibitors return to Municipalika because the meetings are relevant, the buyers are aligned, and business moves fast once the doors open.
With calendars filling up and partnerships already taking shape, now is the time to secure your spot.

If the urban development market is on your growth plan this year, Municipalika is where you need to be.

Now is your chance to secure prime locations at the show floor - early bird offer is live until 31st May
Enquire to Exhibit: www.municipalika.com/exhibiting

17/04/2026

The 18th edition of Municipalika brought together 10,000+ trade visitors, 300+ exhibitors, 3000+ delegates, industry experts, and policymakers for three days of focused business, meaningful conversations, and impactful showcases.

From high-value meetings to on-floor conversations and insightful conference sessions, Municipalika reflected real business intent and actionable dialogue.

The momentum now extends beyond the showfloor and into the year ahead.

Be a part of the 19th edition of Municipalika from 9th, 10th and 11th December 2026, at Bharat Mandapam New Delhi

Learn more at: www.municipalika.in

Urban transformation demands more than ideas - it demands alignment.At Municipalika, government, industry, and experts c...
13/04/2026

Urban transformation demands more than ideas - it demands alignment.

At Municipalika, government, industry, and experts come together with a shared purpose: to build cities that are efficient, resilient, and future-ready.

This is where intent turns into ex*****on, and collaboration drives impact.

Join us for the the 19th edition of Municipalika from 9-11 December 2026 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi

https://www.municipalika.com/exhibitor-enquiry/

10/04/2026

Municipalika 2026 on ET NOW - Tune in tomorrow!

Municipalika 2026 sets a new benchmark for urban innovation and now the momentum continues on air.

With 300+ Exhibitors, 10,000+ Visitors, and participation from 25+ Indian States and 20+ Countries, it stands as India’s leading platform for Safe, Smart, and Sustainable city Solutions.

Tune in tomorrow, Saturday, 11th April at 4:30 PM IST to watch exclusive coverage of 18th Municipalika 2026.

🎥 https://www.timesnownews.com/live-tv/et-now

Relive the highlights, global participation, and key moments shaping the future of urban infrastructure and development.

Set a reminder. Tune in. Share with your network.

Catch a sneak peek: https://youtu.be/1RfDp2X_S3g

At 2026, the session on “Urban Policy, Reforms, Governance & Ease of Doing Business” highlighted how policy frameworks...
01/04/2026

At 2026, the session on “Urban Policy, Reforms, Governance & Ease of Doing Business” highlighted how policy frameworks and institutional reforms are shaping more efficient and investment-ready cities.

Chair:
Dr. Jairaj Phatak, All India Institute of Local Self-Government

Speakers:
Dr. Uttam Kumar Roy, IIT Roorkee
Mr. Purushottam Uttarwar, Delhi Development Authority
Mr. R Srinivas, Institute of Urban Transport
Mr. Subrata Chattopadhyay, IIT Kharagpur

At 2026, the session on “Integrated Urban Mobility: Mass Transit, Regional Rapid Systems & Electric Vehicles” highligh...
30/03/2026

At 2026, the session on “Integrated Urban Mobility: Mass Transit, Regional Rapid Systems & Electric Vehicles” highlighted how cities can build efficient and sustainable mobility ecosystems.

Chair:
Dr. Chalumuri Ravi Sekhar, CRRI

Speakers:
Ar. Prajakta Pramod Ghodchore, CII - Indian Green Building Council - IGBC
Dr. G. Partha Saradhi, Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority
Dr. Md Saddam Hussain, Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy
Mr. Ashhar Idris, Omega Seiki Mobility
Mr. Chitaranjan Kaushik, Ecofirst Services Limited
Mr. Nishchal Khetarpal, Intrcity SmartBus
Mr. Prashanth Hegde, Prama India

At 2026, the session on “Construction in Adverse Climatic Conditions and Difficult Terrains” highlighted how infrastru...
30/03/2026

At 2026, the session on “Construction in Adverse Climatic Conditions and Difficult Terrains” highlighted how infrastructure can be developed in challenging environments through innovation and resilience.

Chair:
Brig. Randeep Chauhan, SM, Army Leh Zone

Speakers:
Mr. Ajay Singh, Shillong Smart City Ltd
Mr. Deepanshu Garg, Gypsum Structural India Pvt Ltd
Mr. Hari Kumar, Geo Hazard India
Mr. Harsha Joshi, Prolite Autoglo Limited
Mr. Jeremiah D***s, Shillong Smart Cities

At 2026, the session on “Integrated Township Development and Renewable Resources” highlighted how cities can adopt sus...
30/03/2026

At 2026, the session on “Integrated Township Development and Renewable Resources” highlighted how cities can adopt sustainable and integrated approaches to urban expansion.

Chair:
Mr. Suresh Vasudevan, Good Governance India Foundation

Speakers:
Dr. V Govindan Kutty, Govt. Arts and Science College, Nilambur
Mr. Mallikarjun K Managond, KUIDFC Belagavi
Mr. Pankaj Agarwal, Signature Global
Mr. Sangyun Han, Next E&M Co. Ltd

At 2026, the session on “Modernizing Construction using Speedy Construction Technologies” highlighted how innovative m...
27/03/2026

At 2026, the session on “Modernizing Construction using Speedy Construction Technologies” highlighted how innovative methods are accelerating infrastructure delivery.

Chair:
Mr. Pradeep Garg, Central Public Works Department

Speakers:
Er. Rajeev Kumar, Central Public Works Department
Mr. Amit Barde, Larsen & Toubro Limited
Mr. Aravinda Kumar Vashe Govind, Tvasta
Mr. Arun Kumar Patil, PWD Dharwad Circle
Mr. Manish Agarwal, HDFC Capital Advisors Ltd
Mr. Sanjeeva Bajpai, Government of India

At 2026, the session on “Sanitation, Solid Waste, Circular Economy & Resource Recovery” highlighted how integrated app...
27/03/2026

At 2026, the session on “Sanitation, Solid Waste, Circular Economy & Resource Recovery” highlighted how integrated approaches are shaping cleaner and more sustainable urban systems.

Chair:
Mr. Tushar Giri Nath, IAS, Urban Development Department, Karnataka

Speakers:
Dr. Ruby Makhija, Why Waste Wednesdays Foundation
Er. Pradeep Khandelwal, Municipal Corporation of Delhi
Mr. Dheeraj Joshi, Namami Gange
Mr. J. B. Ravinder, Swachh Bharat Mission - Urban, MoHUA
Mr. Kulwant Singh, 3R Waste Foundation
Mr. Ritesh Kothari, Tata Motors SCVPU
Ms. Monika Bahl, GIZ

At 2026, the session on “Circular Economy and Construction & Demolition Waste” highlighted how cities can transition t...
27/03/2026

At 2026, the session on “Circular Economy and Construction & Demolition Waste” highlighted how cities can transition towards more sustainable and resource-efficient construction practices.

Chair:
Mr. Jyoti Shankar Behera, Central Public Works Department

Speakers:
Dr. Anil Kumar Roy, CEPT University
Dr. G. D. Kumara, Karnataka State Highways Improvement Project
Mr. Kushagra Verma, Central Public Works Department

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