User: divya_rrs Topic: Bombay
Category: Infrastructure
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Infra projects Singapores expertise to citys rescue (Cached) 19.6.2013 Hindustan Times: India
Infra projects Singapores expertise to citys rescue
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Madhya Pradesh seeks DMIC approval for two infra projects 18.6.2013 All Economy & Policy Stories
Both the projects would come up in close proximity of Indore, Dewas and Ujjain
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Stock Prices as on June 18, 2013 18.6.2013 deccanherald.com
Stock Prices as on June 18, 2013
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Government Approves 16 Proposals of Foreign Direct Investment Amounting to About Rs.1646.875 Crore (Cached) 18.6.2013 Govt of india: PIB
Government Approves 16 Proposals of Foreign Direct Investment Amounting to About Rs.1646.875 Crore

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Prathiba Industries bags Rs 128 cr water contract 18.6.2013 Latest News
Mumbai-based engineering and infrastructure firm Prathiba Industies has bagged a contract worth Rs 128 crore from Public Health Engineering Department (PHED), Jodhpur.
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What it's taking to get new roads built in India (Cached) 18.6.2013 NDTV National
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Road building revival offers rare hope for India infrastructure overhaul 18.6.2013 Financial Chronicle
K. Ramchand, managing director at one of India's biggest road builders, is doing something unusual to help dispel the gloom pervading much of the country's infrastructure sector today: bidding for new projects. His company, IL&FS Transportation Networks Ltd (ILFT.NS), signed a $300 million contract in April to build a six-lane highway. The project will link an eastern industrial zone afflicted by some of India's worst traffic snarls to mining districts such as Dhanbad, the nation's coal capital. The IL&FS deal marks a sharp turnaround from last year when investor interest in public works plummeted. To rekindle investment in new, modern roads that India badly needs, the government has been rolling out a slew of policy measures, including a strategic shift in how projects are financed. "Last year, I think, has been a typically bad year," Ramchand said in an interview at a hotel in the business hub of Gurgaon outside New Delhi. "There is definitely an upswing, there is no doubt about ...
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Markets open lower; Infra stocks drop 18.6.2013 Latest News
Markets open lower; Infra stocks drop
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Road building revival offers rare hope for India infrastructure overhaul 18.6.2013 Latest News
K. Ramchand, managing director at one of India's biggest road builders, is doing something unusual to help dispel the gloom pervading much of the country's infrastructure sector today: bidding for new projects.
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Road building revival offers rare hope for India infrastructure overhaul (Cached) 18.6.2013 NDTV National
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Pawars placate Sharad Rao, auto union calls off strike (Cached) 18.6.2013 Indian Express: Mumbai
The state government once again yielded to the pressure tactics of auto union leader Sharad Rao who had threatened a 72-hour strike from Tuesday, June 18
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Tantis hastens real estate play 17.6.2013 Latest News
Tulsi Tanti-led Suzlon's promoters are looking to raise funds outside of its flagship wind turbine making company
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Monsoon mayhem is largely due to man-made factors: Vinod Chandra Menon (Cached) 17.6.2013 CNN-IBN: India
Every year the Monsoon unfailingly causes widespread havoc and devastation across the country. What safeguards need to be taken against Monsoon losses? Vinod Chandra Menon, former member of National Disaster Management Authority, joined IBNLive readers for an interaction on the issue.
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Maharashtra takes the first step in emergency medical care (Cached) 17.6.2013 Rediff: News
After nearly a decade of a sustained campaign to set up trauma centres in India, Dr Navin Shah, a Maryland urologist and former president of the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin, has finally got the green light from the Maharashtra government to launch a training programme for Indian surgeons.
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Rate sensitive shares fall as RBI keeps key policy rates unchanged 17.6.2013 Latest News
Indiabulls Real Estate, HDIL and Unitech from realty and Allahabad Bank, Canara Bank and Bank of India from banking sector are down more than 2% each on BSE.
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As wire ends & wireless begins, banks tango with telecoms (Cached) 17.6.2013 DNA: Money
For mobile firms, providing financial services in the hinterland is turning out to be a big opportunity, though hurdles remain.
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State approves 2417 new nonaided schools (Cached) 17.6.2013 Hindustan Times: India
State approves 2417 new nonaided schools
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Challenges of BYOD 17.6.2013 All Specials Stories
Forrester Research says three out of every four employees want to use their personal mobile devices at the work place. While this may not be such a bad idea-it may, in fact, help cut costs-many companies are beginning to see the hidden security ...
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No Country For Countrymen (Cached) 17.6.2013 National
As the Manmohan Singh government makes evident its unfriendliness to villages, the nation hurtles towards disaster. It’s a danger no one wants to face.
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Aus govt may seek public opinion again on Adani rail project 16.6.2013 Latest News
The Australian government may seek public opinion once again, if required, before giving environmental clearance to Adani Group's proposal to build a rail line to transport coal from its Carmichael Coal Mine in Queensland to port.The initial public ...
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