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Crude awakening: Chemical companies face margin pressure as oil-linked costs surge amid geopolitical tensionsRising crude oil prices are pressuring chemical sector margins due to increased feedstock and energy costs. Despite this, the Nifty Chemica...- Decoding govt’s wheat strategy: Can higher procurement push and export quota hike lift the sector?Experts say wheat procurement may be constrained by limited storage, while exports remain largely uncompetitive globally.
- Record 1,670 million tonnes cargo transported in 2025-26: Railway MinistryIndian Railways has achieved a significant milestone in cargo transport. The ministry announced a new record of 1,670 million tonnes of fre...
- With 3.55 pc surge, Indian Railways' freight loading clocked best-ever February figures in 2023As per the official data released by the Ministry of Railways, IR has achieved an incremental loading of 3.18 MT in coal, followed by 0.94 ...
- Railways mulls tariff policy change to lure FMCG, computer partsUnder the existing regime, the railways charges commoditywise rates based on classification of goods. This list has items such as coal, iro...
- Government looks to EVs, hyperloop & personal rapid transit to move freight, cut costsThe commerce ministry plans to evaluate the suitability of these new technologies for freight transport to bring down the costs to less tha...
- Railways posts 12.23% jump in freight earnings between April-December '14Indian Railways has posted over 12 per cent growth in earnings from freight traffic between April and December, 2014.
- Railways revenue up by 25 pc from freight traffic in 6 monthsRailways have posted over 25 per cent growth during the first six months of the ongoing fiscal from the freight traffic.
- Railway freight earning registers 27.38% growthRailways earned Rs 21,027.96 crore in freight traffic during April-June 2012 as compared to Rs 16,507.66 crore during the same period last ...
- Indian Railways commodity-wise freight revenue goes up by 25.64% during April-May 2012Indian Railways have generated Rs 14,102 crore of revenue earnings from commodity-wise freight traffic during April-May 2012.
- Railway earnings through commodities goes up by 10.70 per centOther services that contributed to the earnings were container services, raw material for steel plants and other goods.
- Commodity-wise freight revenue by Railways goes up by 8.90 per cent during April-October 2011Indian Railways have generated Rs. 37392.88 crore of revenue earnings from commodity-wise freight traffic during April-October 2011.
- Railways generates Rs 49,209 cr of revenue earnings from commodity-wise freightRailways carried 705 million tonnes of commodity-wise freight traffic during the period as compared to 673 million tonnes carried during th...
- Railway registers a jump of 9 % in the commodity-wise freightRailway registers a jump of 9 % in the commodity-wise freight revenue during APRIL-NOVEMBER 2011.
- Commodity-wise freight revenue by railways goes up by 8.90% during April-October 2011Railways carried 536.92 million tonnes of commodity-wise freight traffic during April-October 2011
- Railways commodity-wise freight revenue goes up by 10.09 per cent during April-August 2011Indian Railways have generated Rs. 27,025 crore of revenue earnings from commodity-wise freight traffic during April-August 2011 as compare...
- Railways Commodity-wise freight revenue up by 10.68%Railways carried 233.66 mn T of traffic during April-June 2011 as compared to 218.35 mn T during the corresponding period last year.
- Commodity-wise freight revenue by railways goes up by 4.79 pcIndian Railways has registered an increase of 4.79 percent in the revenue earning from commodity-wise freight traffic during April-May 2011.
- Railway Budget 2011: Expect populist rail budget, no freight hike, says EmkayAccording to analysts, the minister is likely to keep in mind the assembly election in the West Bengal in next two months may announce a po...
- We want to reflect true market forces of supply and demandETSL talks to John Lu of the Singapore National Shippers’ Council, chairman of the Asian Shippers’ Council.
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