There is a tremendous potential in the Indian market due to rise in demand for potable water, says D Mazen Bachir, Managing Director, Passavant Energy and Environment, a German subsidiary of Drake & Scull International (DSI), based in Frankfurt.
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TD Power raises FI limit
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Exim Bank gets Rs.650-crore
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Rs.20,000-cr boost for SMEs
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SPML Infra to raise funds
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IVRCL to sell assets to ease debt burden
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MP to invest Rs.3,000 crore to develop 27 industrial parks
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Odisha launches MSME fund
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Crude oil output falls in Aug 2014
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Petrobras, ONGC strike gas in Brazil
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