Media reports indicate that the government may invite bids for the proposed two port projects, one each in Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal, by July and award contracts by September. It may be recalled that the central government earlier proposed to set up major ports in the above states on public-private-partnership (PPP) basis
FlashNews:
India Must Build a Complete Maritime Ecosystem to Unlock Shipbuilding Ambitions: TK Ramachandran
Geospatial Workforce Expansion Critical to Viksit Bharat Vision: Experts
Agrivoltaics: States Court Investors as Farm-Solar Adoption Accelerates
Sonowal Urges Polish Firms to Build and Invest in India as Strategic Ties Deepen
Indian Railways Records Highest-Ever Coal Loading Growth in October
Climate Fund responsAbility Investment Fuels Navitasā Solar Manufacturing Expansion
Air India Begins Construction of Advanced MRO Facility at Delhi Airport
TVS ILP Leases 80,000 Sq Ft Visakhapatnam Warehouse to Yokohama Groupās ATC Tires
Viasat Names Six Finalists for Space for Good India Challenge 2026 Finals
India Prepares Mega Agrivoltaics Push as Farmland Solar Potential Surpasses 2050 Power Demand
From Jaipur to Russia: RUSAL Opens New Opportunities for Indian Workers
Sovereign Cloud Emerges as Indiaās AIāReady Digital Foundation
Shivalaya Construction Secures ERESā47 Transmission SPV for Eastern Grid Expansion from RECPDCL
Indiaās Open Mobility Pioneer Takes Its RideāHailing Model to Europe
NTPC, Africa50 Join Forces to Develop Power Projects Across Africa
NHAI Introduces Independent Design Checks for Major Bridges and Critical Highway Structures
SITA to Acquire Collins Aerospace Airport Solutions, Expanding Global Airport Technology Capabilities
RITES Dispatches First 18āCoach Rake to Bangladesh Railway under Export Contract
AM/NS India Signs Pact to Upgrade Four ITIs in Andhra Pradesh under PMāSETU
Govt may invite bids for 2 port projects by July
Media reports indicate that the government may invite bids for the proposed two port projects, one each in Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal, by July and award contracts by September. It may be recalled that the central government earlier proposed to set up major ports in the above states on public-private-partnership (PPP) basis
Govt takes steps to boost cargo volume
Union Minister for Shipping GK Vasan informed the Rajya Sabha that the government took some steps to boost cargo handling in major ports. These include construction of new berths and terminals to enhance port capacity to minimise pre-berthing detention time and reduce turnaround time of vessels calling on the
Govt takes steps to boost cargo volume
Union Minister for Shipping GK Vasan informed the Rajya Sabha that the government took some steps to boost cargo handling in major ports. These include construction of new berths and terminals to enhance port capacity to minimise pre-berthing detention time and reduce turnaround time of vessels calling on the
Govt takes steps to boost cargo volume
Union Minister for Shipping GK Vasan informed the Rajya Sabha that the government took some steps to boost cargo handling in major ports. These include construction of new berths and terminals to enhance port capacity to minimise pre-berthing detention time and reduce turnaround time of vessels calling on the
MPT to become multi-specialty port
Goa-based Mormugao Port Trust (MPT) is taking efforts to diversify the cargo handling of the port and convert it into a multi-specialty port. The port, which largely handles iron ore cargo, has been under severe financial stress because of decline in ore traffic on the back of ban on illegal mining in Goa and Karnataka
Govt takes steps to support shipping sector
Union Shipping Minister GK Vasan informed Lok Sabha that the government took several steps to support shipping sector in the last several years. Specifically, the government introduced the tonnage tax system during 2004-05 to provide a level playing field to the Indian shipping sector
Govt takes steps to support shipping sector
Union Shipping Minister GK Vasan informed Lok Sabha that the government took several steps to support shipping sector in the last several years. Specifically, the government introduced the tonnage tax system during 2004-05 to provide a level playing field to the Indian shipping sector
Mundra port attains 2nd rank in container volume
Gujarat-based Mundra port overtook Chennai port to become the countryĆās second biggest container gateway in 2012-13. The Gautam Adani-operated Mundra port loaded 1.57 million standard containers in fiscal 2013. The number one spot in this cargo category has been held for a long time by union government-controlled Jawa
Rating agencies raise concern on margin pressure for Tata Steels
Rating agencies are not optimistic about the domestic operation of Tata Steel as its margins are under pressure because of low pricing power in the Indian market. Owing to slowdown in the economy and the resultant weakness in steel consumption, the pricing power of the company is restricted. Therefore, rating agencies like Fitch and Moody's assig

