Andhra Pradesh government decided to set up a joint action committee (JAC) to discuss the hurdle in setting up a major port along with a shipyard at Nakkapal.
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Rs 200 cr for Pune airport
The Maharashtra government decided to set aside Rs 200 crore for the proposed international airport at Rajgurunagar in Pune district.
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Rs 80 cr for AP airport
For development of Rajahmundry Airport, the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy ordered administrative sanction of an additional amount of Rs 80 crore towards the land acquisition.
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GVK's rail project
GVK Group has tied up 75 per cent of land for the rail corridor of the $10-billion Alpha Coal Project in Australia and it expects to buy the balance 25 per cent land in the next one or two months.
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Vizag to have int’l air cargo terminal
Andhra Pradesh’s major port city, Visakhapatnam would have a full-fledged international air cargo terminal by April 2013. Vizag is now directly connected to Dubai, and by October, it is likely to have air connectivity with Singapore as well.
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Consultants for Kannur airport project
For the Kannur International Airport (KIAL), a consortium of STUP Consultants and Darashaw has been selected as integrated airport project consultant.
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Delhi Airport Metro link
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) informed government that the estimated cost of repair of Delhi Airport Metro link would
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Mumbai airport gets pit-less autowalk
Mumbai’s Chatrapati Shivaji International Airport now has the first pit-less, ‘Autowalk’ in Asia. This was installed by Kone Elevators.
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Task force for airport proj
A task force on financing plan for development of airports has been constituted under the Chairmanship of a member of Planning Commission.
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M'lore airport's cargo terminals to be ready by Aug
Getting an international tag for the Bajpe airport in Mangalore may take a while, but the international and doÂmeÂstic cargo terminals of the airÂport are likely to be commiÂssioned by August this year.