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NHAI plans 5,000 km roads per year“We are looking at bottlenecks in the system,” the official told ET. “We need to increase our construction to 5,000 km per year. For that l...- NHAI working to identify bottlenecks to speed up road constructionThe biggest issue is receiving permission from states to begin construction work, while forest clearances remain a concern as well, a senio...
- NHAI in talks to make BOT projects attractiveRebooting the BOT move is part of the govt plan to revive the framework which has failed to woo private firms that were exposed to more ris...
- High level panel to probe delay in tendering process of Elphinstone rail foot overbridgeFormer Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu had approved the proposal for a new bridge in April 2015. However, tender is yet to be awarded.
- Roads ministry to raise Rs 15,000 crore from EPFOA govt official told that the ministry plans to issue NHAI bonds to the EPFO in three tranches at an interest rate of 8.3% per annum.
- Time we took India consumption story seriously: Vinayak Chatterjee, Feedback InfraForeigners see India as one of the largest remaining consumption markets for goods and services, says Chatterjee.
- Road situation is creating the biggest concern among analysts: Vinayak Chatterjee, Feedback InfraThe problem that is being created is that a very large expectation has been created among all infra watchers where Mr Gadkari has actually ...
- Everybody at the macro level agrees demonetisation is a good step: Vinayak ChatterjeeThe first step is that the backbone of the enterprise has been handed over to National Payments Corporation of India that is the first majo...
- Gadkari doing a fantastic job; uptick in road sector will drive up infra space: Vinayak Chatterjee, Feedback Infra"The 10,000-kilometre target for road construction in 2016-17 looks achievable. That is a fairly large segment which is driving up the cons...
- Railways may soon start issuing results quarterly: Suresh PrabhuThe move is aimed at improving transparency as the government looks at attracting billions of dollars in investment.
- Budget 2014: Biggest expectation of infrastructure sector is removal of MAT, says Vinayak Chatterjee"It seems irrational and illogical to impose MAT, which poses a burden of about 21% on profits in a situation where corporate profits may b...
- Tight liquidity, discouraging orderbook concerns for infra cos: Vinayak Chatterjee, Feedback VenturesInfrastructure companies are a combination of developer groups and construction companies, and often the two sets intersect.
- Industry leaders seek infrastructure investment push from governmentIndustry leaders have urged the government to accelerate infrastructure investment and help revive mega projects to boost growth.
- Infrastructure cos' order book under huge strain: Vinayak ChatterjeeIn an interview with ET Now, Vinayak Chatterjee, Chairman, Feedback Infrastructure, gives his views on infrastructure financing and order b...
- Stake sale process in IFCI irreversible: MDIFCI, country's oldest financial institution. has received Expressions of Interest from 10 entities and will shortlist a few by September 2...
- Resignations not to affect IFCI strategic sale: CEOThe process of inducting a strategic partner in IFCI would not be affected by resignations of two top executives citing conflict of interes...
- Resignations not to affect IFCI strategic sale: CEOThe process of inducting a strategic partner in IFCI would not be affected by resignations of two top executives sighting conflict of inter...
- IFCI director quits few days after Chairman resignsIFCI Director Vinayak Chatterjee resigns from the board over his association with one of the bidders in the stake sale by the firm.
- Another IFCI board member likely to quitThe upcoming IFCI ‘stake-shake’ appears to be donning new shades by the minute.
- CII calls for core sector regulatorIndustry chamber CII has sought the establishment of an independent regulator for promoting private sector investments in the infrastructur...
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