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Government may bring merger proposal!

Government may bring merger proposal!

The Railway Ministry holds majority stake in both Rail Vikas Nigam (72.8 percent), IRCON International (65.17 percent), and the combined market capitalization of the two companies is about ₹65,000 crore. Following reports earlier this month that a merger was on the table, both companies had informed the stock exchanges that they had not been informed…

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How is the shadow fleet capita

How is the shadow fleet capita

December 2022 Strategy, originally named Melodiya and sailing under Marshall Islands The flag is part of the crude oil export fleet from russia June 2023 The ship’s name has been changed li bai and changes its flag To panama 2024 It calls on Russian ports where oil consistently breaches $60 price range January 2025 The…

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Soft landing for aviation insu

Soft landing for aviation insu

He said reinsurers are offering about 10-12 per cent discount on premium across all segments in the aviation market. It said, amid the ongoing geopolitical tensions in West Asia, reinsurers have become cautious and have started imposing stringent underwriting conditions, including approval for flight schedules, strict regulatory compliance and operational restrictions such as limited ground…

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Iran increases conflict risks, and

Iran increases conflict risks, and

Home executive interview Iran conflict creates risks and opportunities for Egypt: CIB CEO Hisham Ezz Al-Arab As the regional conflict involving Iran intensifies and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz comes to a near halt, Middle East business leaders are considering both the risks and potential opportunities. Hisham as al-Arab suggests that some oil shipments…

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RBI is in talks with the central bank

RBI is in talks with the central bank

This is expected to significantly reduce the cost of remittances and checks currently imposed at various levels on cross-border transactions, making them economical, efficient and faster, sources said. He said this is particularly important for India, which sees massive remittance inflows, where costs can be reduced significantly. India is the leading recipient of inward remittances….

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High growth is not translated

High growth is not translated

Jayati Ghosh, an economics professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, said India’s recent economic growth has not translated into meaningful job creation. He said the country’s development pattern has generated an unusual combination of high growth with weak job creation. “If you are growing at six to eight per cent in the long run,…

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Kuwait opens oil gates as probe

Kuwait opens oil gates as probe

Kuwait’s economic outlook is increasingly being affected due to increasing tensions in the Gulf. In recent weeks, the broader conflict between Iran, the US and Israel has spread to the region, with drone strikes and other military incidents in Kuwait killing at least 10 people and tightening security around key infrastructure. Brent crude has also…

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Tunnel Boring Machines for Bull

Tunnel Boring Machines for Bull

The much-awaited tunnel boring machines to build the country’s first undersea rail tunnel for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed bullet train project are on their way and will be delivered to the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust in Mumbai on Monday, sources said. The customized TBM was manufactured by German company Herrenknecht at its facility in China. Officials…

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Indian companies facing shipment d

Indian companies facing shipment d

Highlighting growing tensions in sectors dependent on global trade flows, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) on Sunday said Indian companies are facing disruptions ranging from shipment delays to shortages of key raw materials due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia. In a statement, CII Director General Chandrajit Banerjee said companies are already seeing…

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64 including 13 children died

64 including 13 children died

WHO has said more than 2,000 people have been killed in attacks on medical facilities since the war began. Photo: Bloomberg read 2 minutes Last update: 22 March 2026 | 11:52 am First At least 64 people, including at least 13 children, were killed in an attack on a hospital in Sudan’s West Darfur region…

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