The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs today gave its approval for a new 51 km broad gauge line from Mau to Tarighat, aiming to provide an alternative and convenient route between New Delhi and Howrah.
The government today approved extra allocation of 62,307 tonnes of foodgrains to three states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Nagaland, that are yet to implement the National Food Security Act.
YES Bank shares hit their new all-time high in Thursday's trade after the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Wednesday approved YES Bank's proposal to increase foreign investment limit in the bank to 74 per cent
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs will take a final call on the Rs 12,973-crore foreign investment proposal of Axis Bank, the Finance Ministry said today.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) will likely decide on a clutch of reform proposals aimed at giving the much-needed impetus to the country’s under-performing upstream hydrocarbon sector on Thursday.
The upgradation and strengthening of the system will also include setting up of new laboratories and training academy for regulatory and drug testing officials In order to improve the regulatory system and give a boost to loc
As the government is brainstorming over methodology for auctioning coal linkages, the coal ministry has decided to ensure supply of the fuel under a separate memorandum of understanding (MoU) to 24 power plants with combined
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Wednesday approved the revised cost estimate of Rs 81,459 crore for the Eastern and Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) Project, including land costs and financing plan.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) today increased the minimum support price (MSP) of paddy by Rs 50 to Rs 1,410 per quintal for this year.
Three national highway stretches — two on NH 3 in Madhya Pradesh and one on NH 163 in Telangana — totalling 334 km are to be converted into four-lanes at a total estimated cost of Rs 4,721 crore.
Shares of sugar companies advanced as much as 18% on Wednesday after the Union Cabinet approved Rs 6000-crore worth of interest free loans to sugar mills to relieve the industry that owes Rs 21,000 crore to cane farmers.
The government approved continuation of its production from three plants that use naphtha as feedstock till availability of gas through pipelines or any other means.
The government approved Rs 6,000 crore interest-free loan to sugar mills to help them partly clear cane price arrears to farmers that have touched about Rs 21,000 crore.
Sugar stocks bucked the trend with gains of 3-12% following Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs’ (CCEA) decision on ethanol procurement while markets slipped.