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Nalco To Invest Rs 30,000 Crore In Five Years
Aluminium company plans diversification into green and nuclear power, rare metal titanium, recovery of iron from red mud waste and merchant mining
Read MoreMumbai Metro Fare Hike: SC Refuses To Interfere With HC Order
Instead of the earlier slabs of Rs 10, 20, 30 and 40, the proposed new structure will have five slabs of Rs 10, 20, 25, 35 and 45.
Read More70% Of Urban India’s Sewage Is Untreated
As many as 32,014 out of 100,000 community and public toilets have been built under the Swachh Bharat Mission. The rural sanitation programme, in its first year, saw the construction of 8.8 million toilets, against the target of 6 million.
Read MoreTwitter Appoints Leslie Berland As New CMO
Leslie Berland will be responsible for the company’s global consumer, products, and sales marketing.
Read MoreGoa Considers Ban On Liquor Consumption In Public Places
A senior official says the state tourism department has already amended the Goa Tourist Places (Protection and Maintenance) Act to curb the nuisance of drunken people at tourist places
Read MoreJapan Locomotives Deal Stalled Over Pricing
Indian Railways is seeking 200 electric locomotives of 9000 horsepower capacity each for Western Dedicated Freight Corridor and as per the loan condition, these have to be bought from Japan
Read MoreManufacturing Activity Falls To One Year Low In Jan
Construction activity in real estate segment was low in January, with players focused on stabilising their finances and adjusting to the new market situation: Report
Read MoreAsian Stocks Struggle As Oil Falters, China Weakens
Technology giant Apple Inc's forecast of its first revenue drop in 13 years signalled a risk of diminishing corporate profitability and more downgrades.
Read MoreToyota Considers Daihatsu Buyout, Denies Suzuki Tie-up Talks
Suzuki, through its control of Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, has a vast distribution network in India that Toyota could greatly benefit from
Read MoreWorld Bank Slashes 2016 Oil Price Forecast
In its annual Commodity Markets Outlook, the World Bank lowered its price forecast for 37 of 46 commodities, including oil, saying that weak demand from emerging economies is likely to continue
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