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Dredging Corporation shares hit 20% upper circuit. Here's whyDredging Corporation of India shares hit a 20% upper circuit on Monday after the government unveiled a Rs 4,000 crore modernisation plan fo...- Make digital infrastructure part of essential domponents in buildings, says TraiTrai also suggested that the MBBL include appropriate provisions for rating of buildings with digital connectivity just like it has for gre...
- Dredging Corporation Q2 Results: Company reports highest-ever Q2 profit in a decade at Rs 28.61 crThe company said it is committed to maintain this upward trend and continue to show improved performance. DCI aims to record its highest-ev...
- Ex-Balaji executive Zulfiqar Ahmad Khan may have been killed by rogue Kenyan police unit, claims reportEx Balaji COO, Zulfiqar Ahmad Khan has been missing since July 21.
- Zulfiqar Khan, Balaji Telefilms EX-COO reportedly murdered by Kenya’s 'killer' police unit: ReportAccording to some reports, Zaid Sami Kidwai and Zulfiqar Khan are reportedly murdered by the Kenyan SSU. They were involved in the digital ...
- Dredging Corporation rises 5% on bagging Rs 250 crore maintenance contractDredging corporation of India is aiming at their highest ever turnover of Rs 1000 crore for the financial year after the extension of the c...
- Dredging company bid: Mercator eyes Fairfax supportDCI is the country's largest dredging company with a fleet of 19 dredgers.
- Dredging Corporation falls as government plans to sell 5% stakeThe government will sell up to 14 lakh shares of face value of Rs 10 each, representing 5 per cent of the total paid up equity share.
- Government to sell 5% stake in Dredging Corporation on August 21Govt will sell 5 per cent of its stake in the country's largest dredging company, Dredging Corporation of India , a move that will fetch up...
- Fast & Furious 7 becomes the highest Hollywood weekend grosser in IndiaThe film, starring Vin Diesel and Paul Walker -who died while the film was being made -was released in India with around 1,651 prints at ab...
- Movers & Shakers on D-Street: IDFC, Dredging Corporation of India and JK CementEquity research and broking firm Morgan Stanley has upgraded IDFC from ‘underweight' to ‘overweight' with a price target of Rs 175.
- Supreme Court quashes common entrance tests for medical coursesThe Supreme Court today scrapped holding of a single common entrance test (NEET) for admission to MBBS, BDS and post-graduate courses in al...
- Cobrapost expose: HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank under I-T lens in money laundering probe"The banks have been asked to respond by the first week of June and the inputs will be shared nation -wide with all the arms of the DCI," s...
- Government's anti-black money department left toothlessDCI's last raid, carried out against United Stock Exchange, a privately-held company allegedly engaged in money laundering activities.
- DCI plans to raise funds from potential ports to buy dredgersState-run Dredging Corporation of India is mulling to raise funds from potential ports for purchasing new dredgers in future.
- Black money: I-T department to probe 2,000 Indian accounts in Denmark, FinlandDenmark and Finland have passed information about another 2,000 bank accounts to India, prompting the I-T department to launch an investiga...
- MBBS, BDS courses to include tobacco control?For the first time, India is planning to introduce "tobacco control and cessation" into the curriculum of Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS).
- Private players to be allowed in underground marine excavationGovernment on Monday said it is preparing a policy to bring in private players in the sphere of underground excavation in the marine sector...
- Govt to dilute stake in Cochin Shipyard, SCI, DCI next fiscalThe Shipping Ministry is planning to dilute the Government's stake in three companies under it -- Cochin Shipyard, Shipping Corp of India (...
- Shipping lines to Haldia Dock Complex under threatWith shallow patches in the Hooghly surfacing fast, future movement of shipping lines to the HDC has come seriously under question.
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