Union Railway Ministry and Gujarat government will set up a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) for expediting the StateĂ´s rail projects.
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Gammon to buy Sadbhav stake in Expressway
Gammon Infrastructure Projects Ltd (GIPL) has said that it will buy out Sadbhav EngineeringĂ´s 20 per cent stake in the Mumbai-Nasik Expressway for Rs 72 crore.
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Multimodal lane to take years to start
Even as the Maharashtra government is pushing for a Virar-Alibaug multi-modal corridor that will be instrumental in creating new growth centres outside Mumbai, a key public transport element that will make the project genuinely Ă´multimodalĂ´ has been put on the backburner.
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Navi Mumbai bridge revamp
Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority will have to change the alignment for the Ghatkopar-Ghansoli-Koparkhairane after the civic authority raised objection against building the flyover via the Kanjurmarg dumping ground
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Over Rs.116 crore sanctioned for NH 61 during 2013-14
A total of Rs 116.685 crore was sanctioned for various road works carried out along the National Highway 61, during the year 2013-14. This was disclosed by the Chief Engineer for Nagaland PWD (NH), in response to an RTI filed by ST Yapang Lkr, from Kohima.
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Above The Rest
Sebi Joseph is Managing Director, Otis Elevator Company India. He was named the Managing Director of Otis India in March 2012. Under his leadership, the company won the order for providing the Hyderabad Metro Rail Project with elevators and escalators.
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Upwardly Mobile
Nitin Chalke is the Managing Director of Eaton in India, a $22 billion global power management company. In his current role Chalke is responsible for working with EatonĂ´s five businesses to develop strategies that will build EatonĂ´s overall presence and success in India.
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Full Glass
B Santhanam is the President and MD - Flat Glass South Asia, Egypt and Malaysia, Saint Gobain Glass.
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Germany to partner in developing 3 smart cities
Germany has agreed to partner with India in developing three smart cities and a six-member joint committee has been set up in this regard to evolve the way forward including identification of those cities in three months.
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Key parameters for smart cities identified
Successful development of smart cities across the country will depend on five critical elements such as power, infrastructure, funds, technology and social capital, property consultant Cushman & Wakefield said.