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Indian Railways' clone train scheme: A friend of waitlisted passengers

These trains will be operated as an alternative to existing trains, when the actual trains will have a large number of waitlisted passengers

Adani, GMR among 20 firms keen on rebuilding New Delhi railway station

Pre-bid meeting held today, railway station to serve as multi-modal hub with upgrade of infra and provision of amenities such as an elevated concourse, multi-level car parking

Anil Agarwal's Vedanta sole bidder for Videocon's 25% in Ravva oil block

Videocon is undergoing insolvency proceedings at the NCLT with a separate bidding process being undertaken for the Ravva block

Centre plans 7 more bullet train projects at Rs 10-trillion cost

The plan for the new corridors comes amid reports that the commissioning of the first bullet train project will be postponed from December 2023 to October 2028

Prayagraj to house the nerve centre of automated goods train running system

Built by the French railway technology company Alstom, it will also host a 90-metre-long digital wall for train operation, said to be the second largest in Asia

Bullet train project risks delay due to land acquisition, Covid: Railways

63 per cent of the land need for project has been acquired yet, says official

Railway Board restructuring gets green flag: Vinod Yadav to be first CEO

The current restructuring will be a zero-cost exercise and money will be saved by surrendering posts in the board and stopping duplication of work

ONGC pre-tax profit down 82% to Rs 2,012 cr in Q1 on low crude, gas prices

Gross revenue for the quarter at Rs 62,496 crore, down 43% from Rs 1,09,546 crore during the first quarter of FY20

As BPCL braces for privatisation, workers worry about their future

Older workers are headed for the VRS exit in larger-than-expected numbers even as unrest stirs over unrevised wage settlements

BPCL consumers to get cooking gas subsidy after privatisation too

Move may open up subsidised LPG sector to private marketers

Salient features of the New Delhi Railway Station redevelopment plan

The Railway Land Development Authority (RLDA) has invited bids from private developers for the redevelopment of New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS) into a world-class railway station

All you need to know about the New Delhi Railway Station redevelopment plan

Based on the initial bid, the Rs 6,500-crore project will include a mix of retail, office, and hospitality developments in an area near central Delhi's Connaught Place

Battle over oil field picks up; HC freezes HOEC's assets in interim order

Hardy Exploration & Production over PY-3 offshore field wins a round in legal fight

Andhra Pradesh govt to invest Rs 12K cr in first phase to build four ports

The proposed four non-major greenfield ports are Bhavanapadu Port in Srikakulam district, Kakinada SEZ Port in East Godavari, Machilipatnam Port in Krishna, and Ramayapatnam Port in Prakasham district

Gail India posts 68% drop in consolidated PBT at Rs 728.74 cr in Q1

The company's revenue from operations also saw a decline of 34 per cent for the quarter ended June 30 to Rs 12,180.62 crore as against Rs 18,481.56 crore in Q1FY20

BPCL consolidated profit before tax rises 30% to Rs 3,080 crore in Q1

The company's revenue from operations saw a drop of 41 per cent for the quarter under review to Rs 50,909.2 crore

Freight rates on coal supply: CIL asks for discount, Railways says no

The national transporter has indicated that it has no plans to give concession for distances between 701 to 1400 km

EIA receives 2 million comments, Centre directs its own agency to vet

Feedback mostly to roll back EIA process, several MPs protest too

NDLS revamp on the cards, to give Lutyens' Delhi a major facelift

IR is likely to invite requests for quotation (RFQs) this month for the Rs 7,500-crore project

Quality over subsidy: Why private trains may have a good run in India

Will these services be able to compete with the heavily subsidised Indian Railways? Here is why the answer, surprisingly, is yes