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India to Develop 44 Airports Under HubâandâSpoke Plan, Civil Aviation Secretary Says
Indiaâs Satellite Communications Push Gains Momentum Through PublicâPrivate Partnerships: Viasat
India Moves to Give Consumers Choice of Power Supplier Under New Licensing Plan
REC Declares First Interim Dividend as Q1 Profit Jumps 23%
India Nears Two Clean Energy Milestones as BRESE 2026 Set to Welcome Global Leaders to New Delhi
Location Intelligence: The Invisible Layer Powering Indiaâs Digital Public Infrastructure
AI Data Centre Leaders Map Indiaâs Infrastructure Roadmap
Welspun One Signs 15,232 Sq. Ft. with Aditya Birlaâs Novel Jewels at WTC Thane
NHAI Launches Framework to Share Highway Data with IITs, NITs and CSIRâCRRI
UDAN 2.0: Indian Aviationâs Next Act
The Apprenticeship Anchor
Managing Indiaâs Data Centre Surge
Real-Time Public Works
Global Trade at Crossroads
From Cloud to Energy: Indiaâs Geopolitical Stress Test
The Economics of Road Safety
When Climate Hits the Grid
AI Factories: Turning Data to Scale
Nuclear power an inevitable option for Net Zero emission by 2070 and developed India by 2047
Nokia bags key deals with Indian operators
Nokia Networks has bagged 12 deals with major Indian operators during the first half of 2014, against 16 signed last year, according to the company
Vikram Solar’s mini grid
Vikram Solar has commissioned a 100 KW solar mini grid system at Bahal, Haryana. The mini-grid will help power six residential blocks consisting of 35 households in the village. These households have been connected at load end with auto changeover
Forging ahead
Dedicated Freight Corridors are on the fast track with institutional finance from the World Bank and JICA. However, the roadmap for allied projects along the corridors is still not clear, writes Janaki Krishnamoorthi.
Efficiency as precursor to greening
Although the concept of green ports is emerging as a necessary infrastructure solution for ports worldwide, India has to first step up its levels of cargo handling efficiency and logistics connectivity with the hinterland before it can match international standards in the 'greening' processes.
Power: Satisfactory in parts
Hindsight: The electrical equipment industry, after experiencing a healthy growth since 2009-10, declined to -7.8 per cent in 2012-13.
However, the industry revived in the first half of current fiscal (H12014) and grew at 6 per cent mainly backed by rise in domestic demand.
Building an ambitious global logistics hub
Managing logistics needs an innovative integration of international best practices and equipment, as well as comprehensive knowhow of local regulations, writes Adarsh Hegde.
APM Terminals handles record containers in Feb
APM Terminals Pipavav set a record of handling 250 box rakes (both import and export) in February 2013, more than 224 box rakes handled in December 2012. The port management attributed this record to the commissioning of its 3 RMGC and the resumption of double stack operations besides the continued dedication of its workforce
Kolkata Port’s Rs 17 bn project fails to attract pvt players
Kolkata Port Trust (KoPT) did not receive must response from private players for its proposed Rs 1,700-crore project to build 4 berths at Salukhali. The company planned to execute the project under Public Private Partnership (PPP) model and had floated tender inviting Request for Proposal (RFP) from private play
Mumbai Port takes steps to offload Lanco equipments
Reports indicate that Mumbai Port Trust is taking steps to auction boiler, turbine and generator (BTG) imported from China or Singapore by Lanco Infratech for its 1,320 mw Wardha power project in Maharashtra. It may be noted that the company had neither paid custom duty nor port charges towards the imported items for past many months, which had forced the port to take




