World Bank approves Rs 4,400 crores funding for three projects in India
amfnews 582 ViewsThe World Bank announced on Thursday that it had authorised three loans totaling USD 562 million (about…
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Odisha wins Centre’s award for promoting MSMEs
466 ViewsAccording to the Center’s announcements in several categories, Odisha has been chosen as the finest state for…
SteelMin will host a conference in Odisha to improve coordination between the Centre and the states.
600 ViewsUnion Steel Minister Ram Chandra Prasad Singh will preside over the country’s mineral-rich states’ ‘Conference with Mines…
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BUDGET 2022: Live Updates.
809 ViewsThe digital rupee, incentives for start-ups, and an increase in capital expenditure are just a few of…
The Government has approved the sale of NINL to Tata Steel Long Products for Rs 12,100 crores.
Prasanta Patnaik 1,010 ViewsNeelachal Ispat is a partnership between four CPSEs and two Odisha government PSUs. On Monday, the government…
A status report on the proposed JSW project site in Dhinkia has been filed in the Orissa High Court.
698 ViewsThe Jagatsinghpur Collector filed a status report on the ground situation in Dhinkia village in the Orissa…
Tata Group acquires loss-making national carrier Air India.
742 ViewsAir India, India’s national carrier, has been officially handed over to the Tata Group, which purchased the…
NCLAT approves ArcelorMittal’s Slurry Pipeline Infrastructure Plan in Odisha.
736 ViewsThe National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has approved the Resolution Plan submitted by ArcelorMittal for the…
Odisha Chief Minister’s intervention sought on coal supply to industries.
522 ViewsSince August 2021, CPPs have only received 40-50 percent of the required coal supply, resulting in a…
People Renew Protests Against JSW Utkal Steel Ltd in Dhinkia, Odisha
495 ViewsThe sandy lanes of Dhinkia and nearby villages are once again ringing with protest screams, this time…