The data shows that absorbing the first batch of 34,500 retired Agniveers in 2026 will require additional vacancies
DIPAM calls for in-house capabilities for analysis and decisions regarding divestment-related measures
The minister said strategic sectors had been identified based on national interest, and the government would continue to have its presence in these sectors
The process for strategic divestment will be through competitive bidding, while soon-to-be specified guidelines will have to be followed for shutting down units
According to a report, the oil and gas companies had resisted the idea from the beginning as pipelines are core to their business
With this, RailTel has posted a profit before tax amounting to Rs 281 crore and profit after tax of Rs 209 cr during the Financial Year 21-22 on consolidated basis
An entity, which is disqualified, will not be allowed to participate merely because it has filed an appeal against an adverse order
In a Q&A, the president of the industry body dwells on how a cut in fuel duties will spur demand, and the impact of interest rate regime on India's FY23 GDP growth
Most large floats by the government have failed to create long-term wealth for investors
Centre's move aimed at improving PSUs' stock performance
A digital currency is more of a fashionable trend and trends are for social media influencers, not governments
If Coimbatore tries to be a pioneer in Web3 technology, it can achieve a unique place and the city can lead the way in the country, she said
PSUs also have to comply with asset monetisation targets set collectively by their administrative ministry
Participating in the meeting, Financial Services Secretary Sanjay Malhotra recently asked the banks to explore strategies for long-term profitability and adopt a more customer-centric approach.
PSUs in non-strategic sectors would be privatised if feasible or considered for closure.
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These would be land of state-owned units under divestment and those that the Centre has decided to shut
Sebi's proposal will help disinvestment
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has warned the coal companies of putting barricades around coal mines if due payment of worth Rs 1.36 lakh crore is not cleared to the state by Central PSUs."We have demanded payment of Rs 1.36 lakh crore (dues) to the state from the coal companies, and we will take it, this is State's right otherwise we will put barricades around coal mineral resources," the Chief Minister said in his speech in the Legislative Assembly on Friday.Soren had raised the issue of non-payment of dues by coal companies to the Centre in a letter to Union Coal and Mines Minister Pralhad Joshi dated March 2, 2022."Inspite of repeated consultations held with @CoalMinistry & @NITIAayogregarding non payment of long standing legitimate dues of Rs 1.36 lakh crores related to mining done by Central PSUs, Govt of India has paid no heed so far. I have written to @JoshiPralhad ji in this regard", tweeted Soren on Saturday.Noting that Jharkhand is a mineral-rich state and that
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