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More than 3,000-km highway projects yet to take off

More than 3,000-km highway projects yet to take off

More than 3,000 km of highway projects awarded about two years back under the public private partnership (PPP) mode are yet to take off. Both government and private parties are to blame for this mess. The reason for this delay can be attributed to government bodies for delay in taking policy decisions, banks who have become more stringent while sanctioning loans and are asking for 100% land availability as a pre-condition, dip in economic growth leading to decrease in traffic flow.

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RBI hopes for growth prospects, cautious on Re fall

RBI hopes for growth prospects, cautious on Re fall

The continuously falling rupee would bring pressure on the country's inflation, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has cautioned on August 22. However, the apex bank provided some hope on economic growth by stating that it expected the inflation to be more than the five per cent of last financial year.

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Contract opportunities in crude oil transportation

Contract opportunities in crude oil transportation

Indian economy is expected to grow at a higher rate of 6.7 percent in 2013-14 compared to the expectation of around 5.4 percent growth in 2012-13. Rise in economic growth leads to higher demand for crude oil. Consequently, there is good prospect for contracts in crude oil transportation business. Following are some of the contract opportunities in the sector.

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FDI norms in port sector

FDI norms in port sector

The Union Government allows 100 per cent Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in port sector to supplement domestic capital, technology and skills, for accele­rated economic growth,

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PPP in warehousing will be transformative: Experts

PPP in warehousing will be transformative: Experts

Several investors have exited the rural infra segment over the past few years. because they could not achieve the scale they wanted to, perhaps because of wrong strategies. This year, can it be the switch that the government can use to trigger economic growth back on track?

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Futurespace

Futurespace

It is just as well that the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, when completed, will include at least six new cities.

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