NTPC will set up a 1,320 MW ultra-thermal power plant that will boast of a more eco-friendly facilities than the existing thermal power plants, outside Solapur in Maharashtra.
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Policy on captive ports
A four-member team has been set up to finalise a policy on captive ports. The Shipping Ministry has said that it is likely to take a month.
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RBI DISCUSSES INFRA FUND
Financial stability development council (FSDC) sub-committee, headed by RBI governor, recently discussed operationalisation of debt funds as part of planned investment worth $1 trillion on core sector projects in five years.
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revival of non-operational airstrips
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) plans to revive 28 out of the 40 non-operational airstrips in India for non-scheduled operations. AAI may also look for private participation for these airports.
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First pvt regional airports
Regional Airport-Holdings International (RAHI), a private airport developer, announced that it will invest around Rs 3,000 crore in over 15 aviation infrastructure and services projects across the country over the next five years.
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PPP projects in ports
Nearly 23 public-private partnership (PPP) projects, entailing an estimated investment of Rs 16,743.92 crore and capacity addition of 231.63 million tonne
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Ap to have 2nd major port
The Andhra Pradesh government is planning to develop a second major port in the state and is awaiting finalisation of the site.
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National Conference on Ports and Shipping
Steps to achieve the Indian Maritime Agenda 2020 formed an important component of the conference; some of the steps include a TAMP reform and a serious look at creating a port regulatory authority.
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A victim of controversy?
Was he just doing his job, or was he leading a flawed rating process? As the move that invited the US Treasury's wrath, the rating agency Standard & Poor (S&P) invited a storm of controversy by downgrading the US long-term sovereign credit
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Promises Unmade
Our central bureaucracy has been highly optimistic in its forecast of growth from our SEZs. Even today, the Special Economic Zones look incredibly lucrative… on paper.