SBI-led consortium to finance Auro Infra’s ₹3,000-crore Gateway Port in Kakinada SEZ
KAKINADA : A consortium of banks led by the State Bank of India is set to provide a loan of ₹3,000 crore to the Kakinada Gateway Port Private Limited (KGPPL) for building a gateway port
Year-End- Review of Ministry of Textiles– 2023
NEW DELHI : From launching PM MITRA Parks to investment under PLI Scheme, it was an eventful year for Ministry of Textiles. Some of the key initiatives and achievements of the Ministry in the
Seminar at VGGS on roadmap for `Viksit Bharat @2047′, USD 3.5 trillion Gujarat Economy
GANDHINAGAR : The upcoming Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, scheduled to be held on 10 January 2024 will highlight the “Gujarat’s Roadmap for Viksit Bharat@2047,” Mr. Rakesh Shankar, Secretary of Planning at the General Administration
Egypt and Jordan agree to operate new maritime route, an alternative to shipping via the Red Sea
CAIRO : Jordan is considering alternatives route for shipping and maritime transport, in light of the ongoing turmoil in the Red Sea, including operating the land and sea transport line with Egypt, according to a report
Red Sea crisis : Kanpur exporters hold back ₹100 crore-worth consignments
NEW DELHI : Kanpur exporters are holding back export consignments worth ₹100 crore due to the Israel-Hamas Conflict and attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea. Shipping companies have refused to provide insurance
Transactions in rupee-mode not successful for payment of oil imports
NEW DELHI : India’s push for rupee to be used to pay for import of crude oil has not found any takers as suppliers have expressed concern on repatriation of funds and high transactional
Saving Suez : As Red Sea attacks threaten global trade, what it means for India
NEW DELHI : The strait of Bab-el-Mandeb, which means the gate of grief in Arabic, is living up to its name for shippers and traders across the world, as it turns the Israel-Palestine war
Exports becoming less vulnerable to world demand changes : CEA
NEW DELHI : India’s Exports are becoming less vulnerable to changes in world demand and to changes in relative prices, the office of Chief Economic Adviser (CEA) said in a collection of essays named
