Articles tagged with: Infrastructure
India’s realty firms, recovering from a slump that saw prices drop 25-30 percent, hope tax sops are extended to boost construction of affordable homes, but eye more benefits from an anticipated push to infrastructure and …
The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Assocham) has urged the government to set up a Rs.1 trillion ‘revolving fund’ to assist infrastructure firms to weather the global meltdown.
‘Several expansion plans in steel, auto, fertilizer, …
The commerce department has urged the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to treat all bank loans to developers of special economic zones as infrastructure financing, eligible for a lower interest rate. The ministry has said …
There are often comparisons made between the infrastructure of Mumbai and Pune. The popular consensus seems to be that both cities are equally challenged as far as supportive infrastructure is concerned. This is inappropriate for …
The board of directors of JP Associates Ltd (JAL) has approved the merger of four of its arms operating in hospitality, cement and other related business into JAL. The merger will be effective from 01 …
The infrastructure sector and the recession-hit real estate sector are looking forward to the Union budget with great expectations. Both the sectors, which require huge investments, are expecting a big boost to revive growth and …
The tourism industry continues to lobby hard with the finance ministry, seeking infrastructure status for hotels, tax sops for restaurants and a uniform road tax on tourist vehicles in the next budget. According to a …
Some big real estate developers are eyeing options to diversify into unrelated areas such as coal mining, irrigation projects, transmission lines and other infrastructure projects to beat the slowdown in the sector, according to a survey …
Despite growing apprehension over Indian Inc facing difficulty in raising overseas funds to meet investment plans in the wake of US financial crisis, majority of CEOs say infrastructure investments are on track.
Nearly 67 per cent …
