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“We have completed the annual survey of Japanese business establishments in India…the number of Japanese companies in India has reached 1,441 as of October 2018, which is an increase of 72 companies or 5 per cent as compared to the previous year,” Hiramatsu said.
Kolkata: Natural resources major Vedanta Ltd on Tuesday said it will set up a new steel plant in Jharkhand with a capacity of 4.5 million tonne (MT) per annum at an investment of $3-4 billion.
In a boost to the government’s ‘Make In India’ programme, the Foxconn unit in Sriperumbudur (Chennai) will start manufacturing various iPhone models from 2019.
Careful analysis of Mr. Modi’s governance clearly highlight the fact that every step he has taken with courage of conviction and malice towards none.
The dumper has been developed by state-owned BEML and is expected to increase competition among suppliers, bring down costs and improve availability of spares. The electric dump truck is on trial at one of the largest Coal India subsidiaries, Northern Coalfields’ Amlohri coal mine
The Chabahar Agreement was signed in June 2015 and approved by Iran’s Guardian Council in November 2016.
Chabahar is being seen as a gateway for trade by India, Iran and Afghanistan with Central Asian countries.
French company EDF has submitted a techno-commercial proposal to the government for the Jaitapur Nuclear Power Plant, in a significant step towards the progress of the project
Drones may soon be able to beat Indian cities’ notorious traffic and ensure speedy transportation of organs between hospitals, a possibility without creating green corridors or special road routes. Union minister of state for aviation Jayant Sinha said
Dalal said Uber was trying to create ‘R&D muscle’ here to solve both India’s problems and those of other countries. “It will be the laboratory of the world, with charters to solve global as well as emerging market problems,” said Dalal.
The nearly 2,200-km-long optical fibre system will run between Chennai and the islands
