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Afcons Infrastructure shares crash 9% after Rs 89 crore net loss in Q4, guidance missAfcons Infrastructure share price declined 9% after the company reported a net loss for the fourth quarter of FY26. Revenue also declined s...- Etihad, Uzbekistan Airways sign codeshare deal to connect eight Uzbek cities via TashkentEtihad Airways and Uzbekistan Airways have inked a codeshare deal, enabling seamless travel to eight Uzbek cities via Tashkent. This partne...
- Bengaluru property prices can rise by 20 to 40% in JP Nagar, Bannerghatta Road and these areas due to Yellow Line & Pink Line metro; reportBengaluru's real estate market is set for a significant boom. Property prices in key areas are projected to climb by up to 40% in the next ...
- South India's first double-decker rail-cum-road flyover opens for trial run todayDeputy Chief Minister and Bengaluru Development Minister D K Shivakumar conducted a 'trial walk' on the newly built flyover, which stretche...
- Union Cabinet clears Silk Board-Airport metro line, to complete in 54 monthsThe Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation (BMRCL) is implementing the project in two phases. While phase 2A covers Central Silk Board Junction t...
- After steel bridge, another big project makes a quiet start in BengaluruKarnataka Road Development Corporation quietly starts ground work for a north-southeast-west elevated corridor project in Bengaluru
- Here're solutions to B'luru's traffic nightmare at Central Silk Board junctionAshwin Mahesh, urban expert and Syed Imran, civic activist from HSR Layout, share their views on the ways to deal with dreaded traffic inte...
- H Nagesh Prabhu assumes charge as secretary general of International Sericultural CommissionISC, instituted on August 8, 1960, is the only inter-governmental organisation engaged in the development of sericulture and silk industry ...
- Punjab scheme to boost sericulture in the stateThe Department of Horticulture, Punjab, has proposed a new State Plan Scheme for Catalytic Development Programme during the current year.
- Double raw silk production to 46,000 tonne by 2016-17: RaoIndia's raw silk production should be doubled to 46,000 tonnes by 2016-17, Union Minister of Textiles has said.
- Sericulture would employ 9.24 million people by 2016-17: Central Silk BoardThe Central Silk Board today said direct and indirect employment generation through sericulture and silk production activities in the count...
- This Diwali saw a 32% dip in air pollutionIf statistics are anything to go by, Bangalore is breathing somewhat easy this post-Diwali season.
- Govt sets target of 32000 metric tonnes of raw silk productionGovernment has set a target of producing 32,000 tonnes of raw silk, including 5,000 tonnes of superior quality of bivoltine raw silk, durin...
- Government to promote cocoon productionBetween April 2011 and March 2012, there was a significant drop in the prices of cocoons in various cocoon markets from about Rs 275 per Kg...
- Orissa targets to produce about 500 tons of silk by 2020The Orissa government decided to set up a State Sericulture Research and Development Institute (SSRDI) at an estimated cost of Rs 15 crore ...
- Silk Board bets big on silk markThe Silk Mark Organisation of India, a registered society under the Central Silk Board (ministry of textiles, Government of India) is hopin...
- Govt's putting emphasis on forest-grown silkWith China far ahead of India in the sericulture sector, the Centre is laying emphasis on the growth of ‘vanya’ or forest-grown silk that h...
- Silk Board plans tech push to boost output, qualityThe Central Silk Board is preparing the blueprint for a proposed technology mission on silk.
- SMOI to promote silk production through advt campaign"If you wear a saree, you can see Mohan smiling." This is the kind of advertisement campaign that the Silk Mark Organisation of India (SMOI...
- Recast of Central Silk Board on anvilThe government is considering a comprehensive proposal to restructure the Central Silk Board under the Textiles Ministry by transferring so...
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