Year End Review 2025 – Ministry of Road Transport & Highways
NEW DELHI: 1. NATIONAL HIGHWAYS: CONSTRUCTION & ACHIEVEMENTS 1.1 Road Network in the Country: India has the second largest road network in the world and its National Highways span a total length of 1,46,560
From ‘Annadata’ to ‘Urjadata’- Farmers will power India’s future with ethanol and green energy, : Nitin Gadkari
NEW DELHI : The Hon’ble Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Shri Nitin Gadkari, outlined a radical transformation for India’s agricultural sector, stating that Indian farmers will soon transition from being solely ‘Annadata’
The Freight Rate Management Crisis
OSLO: Freight procurement teams have always had a tolerance for chaos. Multiple suppliers. Conflicting formats. Surcharges that evolve mid-quarter. Urgent “can you check this lane?” emails that derail an entire afternoon. And somewhere inside
Indian Tea exports surge 15% in FY 2025–26, brewing strong growth in global markets
NEW DELHI : India’s iconic tea industry continues to strengthen its global footprint, with exports recording impressive growth during the current financial year. During FY 2025–26 (April–October), India’s tea exports touched USD 605.77 million,
Beyond KYC: Why 2026 Demands Know Your Vessel (KYV™)
LONDON: For banks, trade finance teams, and risk officers, customer due diligence has long been the cornerstone of compliance. But the events of this year proved that knowing your customer is no longer enough.
APSEZ’s sectoral momentum and a year of record-breaking scale
AHMEDABAD: In 2025, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) hit a defining inflection point — its ports, logistics and marine businesses outpaced the market, demonstrating the power of a truly integrated, end-to-end
MD, DFCCIL conducts comprehensive inspection of EDFC section ahead of Magh Mela
NEW DELHI : Shri Praveen Kumar, Managing Director, Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited (DFCCIL), conducted a comprehensive inspection of the New Manauri–New Durgaoti section of the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor (EDFC) on
Bangladesh unrest ripple effect: Over 5,000 workers in limbo as jute mill shuts down in WB’s Jagaddal
JAGADDAL : The earnings of over 5000 workers are at stake after a jute mill in West Bengal’s Jagaddal was shut down indefinitely, citing “abnormal increase in the price of raw jute and a