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Govt to attract foreign firms to build roads

Govt to attract foreign firms to build roads

The Union government is to hold road shows in countries like China and Australia in the next few months to attract foreign companies to take up road construction projects in the country. Road developers in India like GMR, GVK, L&T are staying away from bidding due to fiscal constraints and land acquisition problems.

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Govt sanctions Rs 8,772 cr to its oil firms

Govt sanctions Rs 8,772 cr to its oil firms

The Union government has sanctioned Rs 8,772 crore cash subsidy to State-owned fuel retailers like Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) to cover for a fourth of the revenue they lost on selling diesel and cooking fuel below cost in September quarter.

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Shift of road work from BRO to Manipur PWD opposed

Shift of road work from BRO to Manipur PWD opposed

A memorandum has been submitted to the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh by expressing opposition to the Union government's decision to entrust construction work of Khongshang-Tamenglong road in Manipur to the State PWD from the Border Road Organisation (BRO).

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Ports to fix market rates for their services

Ports to fix market rates for their services

The Union government will allow the trusts that run the 12 ports owned by the Union government to raise rates for port services every year based on market conditions if they adhere to certain performance standards. For this, the Union Shipping Ministry is working out on a plan.

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Ports to fix market rates for services

Ports to fix market rates for services

The Union Government will allow the trusts that run the 12 ports owned by the Union Government to raise rates for port services every year based on market conditions if they adhere to certain performance standards. For this, the Union Shipping Ministry is working out on a plan. Presently, rates charged by these trusts for cargo and vessel-related services are worked out on the basis of a guideline framed in 2005.