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  • Budget 2020: Highways sector allocation may increase by Rs 10,000cr

    In the last budget, the government had said that going beyond incremental growth, India has attained the fastest growth in highways building at 27 km a day and is all set for a quantum leap in transport infrastructure.

  • Road transport ministry striving to reduce logistics costs to aid Make in India, says Gadkari

    Road transport ministry striving to reduce logistics costs to aid Make in India, says Gadkari

    The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is planning to ramp up its road construction speed to 30 KM per day from the current 22 KM per day by the end of March.

  • Refinancing Rs 8.4k cr may pull road sector from trouble:Ind-Ra

    Refinancing Rs 8.4k cr may pull road sector from trouble:Ind-Ra

    Refinancing of Rs 8,450 crore along with a risk-balancing approach could steer the highway sector out of trouble, Indian Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) said on June 9

  • Steel demand getting a boost from highways: Tata Steel India

    Steel demand getting a boost from highways: Tata Steel India

    In a press conference, TV Narendran, MD of Tata Steel India, told CNBC-TV18 that the activity in the highway sector is boosting steel demand and there is a demand pick-up in transmission and railways as well.

  • Govt policies to fuel highway sector revival: India Ratings

    Govt policies to fuel highway sector revival: India Ratings

    An India Ratings report reveal that despite stalled projects and low funding, the highway sector will pick up speed with implementation of government policies and initiatives.

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