Owing to the growth of construction in the urban cities, over the past 15-20 years the skyline of Indian cities has drastically changed.
Regions that were dominated by low-rise residential compounds are currently spotted by the poshest skyscrapers, where probably the most extravagant individuals in the nation dwell. As per a rough estimate, Mumbai alone records more than 50 skyscrapers, trailed by 12 in Kolkata.
Height: 396.2 meters.
Type of Building: Residential.
Number of Floors: 116 floors, with 12 mechanical ones.
Height: 372 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 85 floors.
Height: 320 meters.
Type of Building: Residential.
Number of Floors: 56 floors.
Height: 316 meters.
Type of Building: Both residential and commercial
Number of Floors: 63 floors.
Height: 300 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 83 floors, with one below ground.
Height: 300 meters.
Type of Building: Residential and Commercial.
Number of Floors: 80 floors.
Height: 280.2 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 76 floors.
Height: 277.5 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 73 floors.
Height: 268 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 78 floors each for 5 towers.
Height: 262 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 72 floors.
Height: 256 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 60 floors each.
Height: 249 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 65 floors.
Height: 248 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 55 floors.
Height: 247 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 61 floors.
Height: 239 meters.
Type of Building: Residential
Number of Floors: 62 floors.
Apart from the above-mentioned buildings, there are a plethora of supertall skyscrapers being under construction. At one point or the other, they have surpassed each other structurally, at present several other ambitious projects are in progress.