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Steel sector: India has worries other than China

Rupee depreciation allays fears for now

Not much to cheer for Yippee!

ITC's noodle brand has been caught in the Maggi crossfire. Can it turn the tide in its favour?

Ankit Miglani's steel ambitions defy slowdown

With the recent partnership with Posco, Miglani is betting big on India's steel demand even as domestic companies grapple with overcapacity

Newsmaker: Harsh Vardhan Lodha

In the footsteps of his mentor

West Bengal features in Tata's plan, but only on merit

This marks a significant change in attitude of Mistry who made it a point to evade any questions regarding investment in the state

Newsmaker: Ankit Miglani

Meet Uttam Galva's man of numbers

Have been talking to Posco for a long time: Ankit Miglani

Interview with Promoter, Shree Uttam Steel & Power

Wagh Bakri to diversify into tea plantations, coffee

Company is on the lookout for gardens in Assam

How a steel plant is fighting for survival

Electrosteel's steel project with assured raw material supply had all the makings of a successful project

Electrosteel's slide into banks' control

With the firm's debt crisis steadily worsening, the lenders have taken management control, giving up on the 2013 restructuring plan, grounded by input problems and product price crashes

Fund crunch tests mettle of steel industry

Make in India push has done little for the sector. Bellwether projects have been plagued in the face of cheap imports & lack of captive raw material linkages

Mamata to check into Taj Hotel in London

The leader who came to power by heading an agitation against Tata's Nano, appears to have balanced her administrative and electoral priorities

Darjeeling tea facing competition from Nepal

Demands switch because of lower prices; local growers also dealing with export and currency exchange problems

Has Greenpeace jolted the tea industry?

The industry began to upgrade its practices even before the NGO alleged Indian tea contained harmful pesticides

Titanium back in reckoning

But technical hurdles make processing difficult, though India has 21 per cent of global deposits

For Mittal, frustration gives way to hope in India

The agreement last month with SAIL to set up a steel plant spells progress for ArcelorMittal; there is movement on other stuck projects too

A SAIL plant fuels hope of industrial revival in Bengal

The modernisation of IISCO Steel Plant in Burnpur can be a big boost for the state's industry if ancillary units come up around the plant

Bengal benefits from central friendship

To get Rs 43,000-cr investment from SAIL over next decade

How Didi has tightened her grip on West Bengal

Mamata Banerjee may have failed to get investments into West Bengal, but a weak opposition has ensured she remains unchallenged in the state

Kenya's loss is Indian tea sector's gain

Ailing exports turn viable, as realisation improves due to drought in the African nation