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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.
Railways recently floated a large tender for wagons worth hRs 35,000 cr, which had been in the pipeline since 2018
The 13 major ports handle over 95 per cent of the country's export-import cargo, with Navi Mumbai's JNPT accounting for over half the cargo volumes
Coal freight rises 20 per cent as railways achieves highest ever loading
The global rail major, a third of whose global engineering team is in India, is looking at opportunities in components, digital solutions, track maintenance and electrification
Investigation will also cover Praise Pro electric scooter of Okinawa Scooters, which in a separate incident in Tamil Nadu, also caught fire and reportedly caused two deaths
Centre has identified a total of 802 projects under the programme at an estimated cost of Rs 5.48 trillion
A few sunrise sectors such as industrial and logistics are expected to surpass pre-pandemic levels as well in terms of leasing and supply addition
EV sales in India rose 162 per cent in the last year, said MoRTH last week, citing the latest available data.
Earlier, the minister had reportedly said the govt plans to increase the speed of construction to 50 km per day
Currently, the national transporter's freight basket is dominated by coal and iron ore, which cumulatively accounts for over 60 per cent of its freight volume
The shipyard signed a building agreement with Dredging Corporation of India to build India's first 12,000 cubic meter dredger
This is about 64% of the targeted revenue of Rs 13,000 cr for the current financial year that comes to a close in two weeks
Current pace works out to 24.08 km a day, compared with the targeted 40 km/day, or 14,600 km for the full year
Launching India's first green hydrogen pilot project, the minister said it can be the cheapest fuel, electrolyser policy in the works
The ministry is of the view that "any more curtailing will cause crucial infrastructure industries to suffer."
The Railways ministry mapping 48 mines, 29 ports across 52 districts
Senior officials said the ministry planned to begin capital expenditure in April itself
Says aim is to use the technology for enforcement purposes in cities where state govts or civic bodies are falling short
MoRTH feels effect of pandemic has been neutralised and as industry has not asked for any further relief, these relaxations can now be rolled back as fiscal ends
A dive into the logistics challenges involved in setting them up, and the how the parks will work once up