The Seven SBU's of EPL other than EOÂSSL are all lookiÂng at the onshore part of the work, whether it is the Ports and Terminals, Oil and Gas, all of them are in the onshore business space.
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Expertspeak: Unifying Infrastructure
Vinayak Chatterjee gets down to the brasstacks on India's slow rate of infrastructure development, dismisses theories on the shortage of funding and recommends an overarching political authority for infrastructure.
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Financing a behemoth can mean new schemes
The Indian Railways is the world's fourth largest freight carrier, controlled by a single management. he Indian Railways operates around 14,000 trains everyday, out of which 8,900 are passenger trains and 5,100 are freight trains.
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ZAXIS: Focusing on the future
Telcon has always been at the cutÂting edge of technology to provide the latest and most cost-effective soluÂtions to the Indian customer.
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Saraswat Bank, Reliance ADAG in tie-up
Saraswat Bank has announced a tie-up with Reliance ADAG under which the Anil Ambani-led group will market a core banking solution developed by the bank's infotech subsidiary.
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Structure of proposed IDFs finalised
A final structure of the Infrastructure Debt Funds (IDFs) has emerged following wide-scale consultations held with potential investors, infra companies, regulators and experts.
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SC issues notice to PNGRB over pipeline project
The Supreme Court has sought response from the PNGRB over a plea filed by GAIL against PNGRB's decision to issue licence for MBPL project to Gujarat State Petronet (GSP) for Rs 5,000 crore.
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Govt open to more fuel subsidy
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has suggested that the government was open to increasing the fuel subsidy beyond the budgeted level, if needed.
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Mangalore port box handling crosses 10k TEUs
The container handling at New Mangalore Port Trust (NMPT) crossed 10,000 TEUs mark in the first 75 days of the current financial year as against 8,917 TEUs in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal, recording a growth of 13 per cent.
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Mundra may be largest port by 2013
As Kolkata Port hopes to grab a share of exim cargo from the JN Port, it is more likely to face competition from other newer ports on the Western coast-Pipavav and Mundra.