Gujarat government plans to pump in around Rs 141 crore to promote aviation in the state in the next financial year. The amount is more than double of what had been allocated to the sector for the current financial year. The focus will mainly be on developing aviation infrastructure facilities. A senior official from the civil aviation department said that the government wants to strengthen civil aviation network.
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Fernas Construction India, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Turkey's Fernas Inc, plans to set up an LNG storage and re-gasification terminal in Gujarat in collaboration with Mumbai-based Swan Energy.Fernas Construction India plans to invest $1 billion (Rs 5,300 crore) over a period of four years for the proposed terminal to be set up at Okha in Jamnagar district.
Gujarat to develop new ports
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Tata's new seat of power
Consequent to the forthcoming retirement of Prasad Menon on 31 January, Tata Power appointed Anil Sardana as the Managing Director with effect from February.
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