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Leapfrog buys stake in IFMR

Leapfrog buys stake in IFMR

The US-based Leapfrog Investment has bought a minority stake in financial services provider IFMR Capital Finance for Rs 174 crore. IFMR helps micro-finance firms, small businesses, affordable housing companies and commercial vehicle financiers raise money on the debt markets. IFMR will use the funds raised from Leapfrog to expand into other segments like agriculture and capital market access to SMEs, besides going deeper into its existing segments.

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Cabinet committee on transport

Cabinet committee on transport

The Planning Commission is firming up a proposal for setting up a Cabinet committee on transport. A decision will be taken only by the new Planning Commission, which will be constituted after the April-May general elections. The proposal is partly based on the recommendations of the National Transport Development Policy Committee, chaired by Rakesh Mohan.

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Meeting on UMTA

Meeting on UMTA

Local bodies and various state government departments stressed the necessities, requirements as well as their limitations in associating with the Kochi Metro Rail Ltd (KMRL)

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Court relief for Parama flyover project

Court relief for Parama flyover project

Calcutta High Court ordered Hindustan Construction Company (HCC) to construct the remaining portion of Park Circus-Parama Island flyover. The court accepted the HCC offer of Rs 257 crore for constructing the remaining part of the flyover.

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PMG clears Rs 5 lakh cr worth projects

PMG clears Rs 5 lakh cr worth projects

The Project Monitoring Group (PMG) set up by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has cleared Rs 5.1 lakh crore worth of infrastructure projects in less than a year, prompting over a dozen states keen on setting up similar monitoring cell in their respective states.

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Undersea cable link to Andamans

Undersea cable link to Andamans

The Central government has proposed an undersea cable link to Andaman and Nicobar's nine main islands at an estimated cost of Rs 800 crore to improve telecommunications connectivity.

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Innovative ideas

Innovative ideas

Lokanathan Nadar leads the Infrastructure and Agricultural business vertical at Arthveda. He has over 12 years of advising the government bodies and private sector players in the area of infrastructure, SEZs, power, industrial development and roads and transportation.

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A self-starter

A self-starter

Having over 15 years of professional experience, Rahul Rao, CEO, Lalitanjali Group, has the ability to wear multiple hats due to his cross functional experience in strategic business planning,

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Afcons eyes bigger LNG projects

Afcons eyes bigger LNG projects

Afcons Infrastructure, which has completed the engineering procurement and construction (EPC) work on the Kochi LNG terminal, is now looking for more such projects in this space. Afcons was the only Indian company at Kochi involved in the construction of the terminal facility, besides CTCI Corporation from Taiwan and IHI of Japan.