The Prime Minister has iniÂtiated a move to fast track the development and use of Inland Waterways Transport (IWT) involving the private sector and public sector undertakings.
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Plan Panel expects 30 airports in 5 years
The Planning Commission expects that India may require 30 functional airports within the next five years. The CommiÂssion expects passeÂnger terminal capacity in most of the airports to be between 230-240 million in the current year.
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Delhi airport to have BRT corridor
After the Metro and innÂumerable flyovers, it’s the turn of the bus rapid transit (BRT) corridor to make an appearaÂnce at the airport. A 25-km long streÂtch, the new BRT will boast of segregated lanes
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BG Group's stake in GGCL
The Adani group and state-run oil companies have signed confidentiality agreements to bid for the controlling stake of the BG Group in Gujarat Gas Co (GGCL).
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Mozambique gas in India
Videocon Industries, which has 10 per cent interest in a Mozambique oil and gas block operated by joint venture partner Anadarko Petroleum, wants to bring its share of gas to India and sell it.
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More oil from Bahrain
Bahrain plans to augment the export of crude oil and finished products to India. In return, the country plans to benefit from the expertise of Indian manpower in the oil and gas sector.
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Abu Dhabi Gas Ind-L&T deal
The Abu Dhabi Gas Industries signed an agreement with Larsen & Toubro for construction of a gas pipeline in the country.
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OVL gets breather
ONGC Videsh's (OVL) plan to acquire in Kazakhstan's Satpayev offshore exploration block has got a boost with the Kazakhstan government assuring India that it has solved the issue of protesting workers
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India, Nepal to construct oil pipeline
India and Nepal have decided to go ahead with the proposal for a 41-km petroleum pipeline between the two countries at a cost of around Rs 100 crore. The pipeline is to be laid between Raxaul in Bihar to Amlekhgunj in Nepal.
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Cairn gets nod to produce gas in Rajasthan
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons (DGH) have given Cairn India the go-ahead to start production from the Bhagyam oilfield, the second-largest find in the prolific Rajasthan block.