Page 2 - Airport Privatisation

Top headlines: Future Retails averts default, airport privatisation, more

Business Standard brings to you a snapshot of top events which made the headlines today

Airport privatisation will expand potential, attract investors: Tharoor

The congress MP had faced flak not only from the Left parties but even from his own party for his stand favouring privatisation of the Trivandrum airport

Thiruvananthapuram airport row: CPI(M) to send 200,000 emails to Modi

Protesting against the Centre's decision to lease out the airport to Adani Enterprises, the CPI(M) in Kerala said it would send 200,000 emails to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, opposing the move

Kerala govt, Centre on collision course over privatisation of airport

State says offer to match Adani's bid was rejected

Top headlines: DoT objects to RCom resolution plan, AGR case update, & more

Here are the top headlines on Thursday morning

LIVE: India, China to hold another 'working mechanism' meet on Thursday

The WMCC talks are headed by joint secretary-level officials from both sides. Stay tuned for the latest news of the day

3 more airports to be leased to private firms for 50 years, says govt

Jaipur, Thiruvanthapuram and Guwahati airports will be given to private companies on a public-private partnership (PPP) model

Govt to set up National Recruitment Agency to hold common govt job exam

Three airports of Jaipur, Thiruvanthapuram and Guwahati to be leased out for development, operation and maintenance under PPP for 50 years

Top headlines: RIL arm buys stake in Netmeds; Dream11 new IPL title sponsor

From Dream11 winning IPL 2020 title sponsorship rights, govt likely to take up airport privatisation today to Apple planning Made in India iPhones next year, here are the top news of the day

Govt likely to take up next round of airport privatisation on Wednesday

Cabinet may clear AAI's proposal to sign pact with Adani Enterprises for three airports

Will propose 'further airport privatisation' to Cabinet on Wednesday: Puri

Adani Enterprises had won the rights to run six airports after a competitive bidding process in February 2019

Govt wary of Adani-like bidding streak, puts airport privatisation on hold

During the previous privatisation process in 2018 too, the finance ministry wanted a cap on the number of airports a company could bid for

Airport privatisation: AAI unions to hold protest march in Delhi on Nov 28

Last year, the government had decided to privatise airports in Lucknow, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Mangaluru, Thiruvananthapuram, and Guwahati

Govt plans to privatise 6 more airports, invest revenue in remote areas

Govt may tweak rule to cap number of airports an investor can bid for

Value expertise

Proposed policy for airport privatisation has some flaws

Seven ways to make airport privatisation a success

The government has taken a positive first step. Effective follow-through will determine the extent of success