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09 - 11th December, 2026
11:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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Bharat Mandapam, New DelhiIndia's cities are being rebuilt in public — new water networks, waste systems, metro lines and digital governance, all procured in the open. Municipalika is where the people writing those tenders and the people answering them spend three days in the same hall.
The conference examines how policy, technology, planning and collaboration make cities safer, better connected and more sustainable — across the full spread of municipal responsibility.
The room spans the people who commission urban projects, the people who design them and the people who build and run them.
Tap any card to see what it means on the ground.
Municipalika calls itself India's only platform bringing the complete B2B and B2G urban ecosystem together — government buyers, municipal leaders, planners, developers, EPCs, architects and technology providers in one place. Urban local bodies and development authorities exhibit here, not just attend.
Delhi NCR contributes close to 8% of India's GDP and is the country's largest construction and real estate market. It also houses the ministries driving urban transformation — so policy, investment and implementation sit within walking distance of each other.
Three days where ministers, IAS officers, city commissioners, metropolitan authorities, UN bodies and domain experts debate the urban agenda directly. Featured speakers include the Joint Secretary for AMRUT at the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs.
The floor spans construction materials, water and waste water treatment, waste management and electric mobility, alongside smart city technology and surveillance, renewable energy and lighting, urban landscaping and street furniture, sanitation equipment, and planning and consultancy services. Public bodies exhibit in their own right too, including metro, water and development authorities.
Alongside the exhibition floor, Municipalika runs a policy conference, a national innovation challenge and an awards ceremony — so you can meet suppliers, hear from the ministries and see what's coming next, all in one visit.
Where India's urban agenda is debated and advanced. Ministers, IAS officers, city commissioners, metropolitan authorities, UN bodies and domain experts across three days of sessions.
FlagshipA national challenge for students, young professionals and urban-tech startups. Four themes, including a new category for AI, digital twins and automation applied to city services.
ChallengeWinners announced on 10 December, with prizes across every challenge theme — from commendations through to a ₹50,000 top award per category.
Awards300+ exhibitors across construction materials, water and waste water treatment, waste management, electric mobility, smart city technology, renewable energy, sanitation and urban infrastructure services — alongside public authorities exhibiting directly.
ExhibitionDigital governance, climate and environmental sustainability, housing for all, circular economy and construction waste, and emerging building materials and technologies.
SessionsThe B2G side is the point. Urban local bodies, development authorities and state corporations attend as buyers and exhibit in their own right, with central ministry representation on the programme.
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