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Dhruvaksh Saha is a policy reporter, currently tracking developments in transport, infrastructure, and the economy, focusing chiefly on policy and sectoral movements in highways, railways, maritime economy, mass transport, and economic policy planning at NITI Aayog.
Dhruvaksh Saha is a policy reporter, currently tracking developments in transport, infrastructure, and the economy, focusing chiefly on policy and sectoral movements in highways, railways, maritime economy, mass transport, and economic policy planning at NITI Aayog.
Officials said the new standard gauge trainset would be based on the Vande Bharat platform
All other commodities flat or lower as rail freight grows 3.9% in May
The concession agreement for 30 years has been signed with the Tanzania Ports Authority
Rail PSU looks to continue bagging an order a day
Looks to monetise assets worth Rs 10,000 crore in FY25
The agency expects operating margins of fleet operators to increase by 75-100 basis points (bps) in the ongoing fiscal year
NHAI has maintained its 2024-25 outlook for both annuity projects and toll-collecting assets at stable
US-based railway firm will continue to invest 4% of global revenues in India
Inaugurates Rs 150 cr manufacturing facility in Haryana
Subrahmanyam calls for reforms in tariff policy, ease of procedures
This comes at a time when the group is in the middle of controversies regarding alleged malpractices in corporate governance last year
Scheme for cashless treatment for accident victims also in works following Lok Sabha polls, an official said
Peak summer is also peak production time, but the mandated SOPs and heat action plans offer little respite
India saves Rs 4.8 trillion on logistics cost every year, said Sitharaman
Ministry has created 100-day plan for new government, highway min says
Major issues ironed out; Iran agrees for arbitration at SIAC
$11.3 billion worth of highways have changed hands since 2019, and road construction has moved out of the isolated universe of thekedars to embrace fund managers in fine suits
India's plans with the port go beyond commercial interests, according to the Centre
The deal, significant for its potential impact on trade and geopolitics, had been in the works for years but had been stalled for various reasons
Former industry secretary Ajay Dua said that over time, the minimum threshold had to be increased to promote local industries and increase the contribution of manufacturing to GDP