The project is expected to take nine years to complete.
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Where are the orders?
Data from the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) showed that only 4,766 km of the targeted 12,000 km of highways for FY23 had been built from April to November. Pratap Padode, Editor-in-Chief, Construction World worries as we step into 2023… Highway construction this year is even slower than 2020 – the first year of the...
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India has the most coal power projects after China
The coal power plants under construction globally fell by 13% in 2021
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Allcargo Q2 gross profit dips by 2%to Rs 452 crore
Allcargo Logistics Ltd has announced its unaudited financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2016.
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Debt of top 30 steel firms at $150 bn
The net debt of the top 30 steel companies globally has touched a record high of over $150 billion, according to consultancy firm Ernst and Young (E&Y). The global consultancy´s report also reveals that major part of this debt is with companies in India, China and Brazil.
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Railways form an essential element of infrastructure
We would like to contribute to the growth and development of rail transportation in India through our experience and capabilities acquired by delivering projects globally.
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Chinese cos keen to invest in infra
Chinese firms are looking to invest in India´s infrastructure projects, a senior government official said.
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India retains top slot in air traffic growth
India retained the top slot as the fastest growing domestic air traffic market in September with a demand growth of 13.2 per cent over same month last year.
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Japan offers India $15-bn for bullet train project
Japan has offered to finance India´s first bullet train, estimated to cost $15 billion, at an interest rate of less than a per cent, officials said, stealing a march on China, bidding for other projects on the world´s fourth-largest network.
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France, Spain, China to study high speed rail corridors
Moving ahead with the Diamond Quadrilateral project, Railways have selected companies from China, France and Spain to carry out feasibility study of three routes connecting Delhi with Mumbai and Kolkata and also between Mumbai and Chennai.