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Revised proposal for 'no-go' area projects

Revised proposal for 'no-go' area projects

The Coal Ministry has asked states to give fresh proposals to the Environment Ministry for projects stuck in no-go areas. This would help redeem investment amounting to Rs 40,000 crore in key infrastructure projects in power, cement and steel sectors.

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FM pitches to US investors for infra projects

FM pitches to US investors for infra projects

Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has said the country offers huge scope for US firms to participate in its $1 trillion infrastructure development plan. At the USIBC-FICCI round table, Mukherjee infor­med the gathering that his government was working tow­ards building a consensus on a number of pending policy iss­ues, like introduction of Goods and Services Tax, National Manufacturing Policy, liberalisation of FDI policy

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Fin Min clarifies infra definition

Fin Min clarifies infra definition

Infrastructure will soon have a wider and uniform definition that will encompass some aspects of education and health as well, ensuring asset creation across a number of sectors by making them eligible for various incentives. A panel of secretaries of various ministries is expected to clear the finance ministry's proposal.

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26 per cent profit sharing by coal cos

26 per cent profit sharing by coal cos

A 10-member Group of Ministers (GoM) headed by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee cleared a proposal in the new mining bill that mandates sharing of 26 per cent profit by coal mining companies with the local population.

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26 per cent profit sharing by coal cos

26 per cent profit sharing by coal cos

A 10-member Group of Ministers (GoM) headed by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee cleared a proposal in the new mining bill that mandates sharing of 26 per cent profit by coal mining companies with the local population.

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SEZ: The Dealmakers' Dealbreaker

SEZ: The Dealmakers' Dealbreaker

The government's highly motivated optimism on SEZs is not reflected among the practitioners, and it should come as small surprise that after a lengthy wild goose chase by our office, the Commerce Ministry officials kept bouncing us around from bureaucrat to another, confusing matters, and in effect dodging hard questions.