Coal India supplied 21 million tonne of additional coal to the power sector during April-August 2018 as compared to the previous corresponding period.
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Ludhiana to get CNG by year-end
Ludhiana will get the facility of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) by the end of the year for industrial, residential and vehicular use
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EIL bids to buy out government stake in PDIL
Engineers India (EIL) plans to bid in order to acquire the governmentÂ’s 100 per cent stake in Projects and Development India (PDIL).
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Coal shortage at MetturÂ’s 600 MW unit
One of the thermal units at Mettur generating 600 MW has been shutdown as the coal scheduled to arrive from West Bengal and Odisha has been delayed due to the floods in the mines.
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CM lays foundation for work worth Rs 1.37 billion at Barsoor
Rs 1.37 billion worth of construction work was sanctioned by Raman Singh, Chief Minister, Chhattisgarh at Barsoor, Dantewada district.
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WorldÂ’s tallest engineering marvel: 182-m Statue of Unity inaugurated
IndiaÂ’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently inaugurated the worldÂ’s tallest statue at 182-m (597 ft) located in Gujarat, India. The steel, concrete and brass-clad statue is almost double the height of the Statue of Liberty in the US.
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India needs Rs 50 trillion investments in infrastructure
For a sustainable development across the country, the infrastructure sector in India- comprising core sectors like power, roads, highways and renewable energy
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Punjab government releases Rs 5.75 billion for development projects
Of the Rs 5.75 billion released by the Punjab Government, Rs 1.25 billion was given to the department of local government and Rs 500 million and Rs 2 billion was released for governance reforms and retrial benefits, respectively.
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Rs 50 billion MTN programme to fund infrastructure
A Medium Term Note (MTN) programme to raise Rs 50 billion from the international markets has been established by the Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board (KIIFB).
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IBC, infra push put steel sector in an M&A sweat spot
With the capacity of sizable scale available at bargain prices, the sector will see a lot of Mergers and Acquisition (M&A) activities as bigger players with deep pockets eventually closing in on financially weak but potentially viable smaller firms.