Wednesday 7 November '07
India’s emerging economy may be catapulting it to new highs in international trade, but the country still has miles to go...Tuesday 6 November '07
While popular perception may have one believe that Brazil, Russia, India and China are likely to compete among...Saturday
3 November '07Even as the World Bank chief Robert Zoellick is visiting India to take stock of various bank-aided programmes in the country...Saturday
27 October '07After several delays and false starts, construction work at one of India’s first international container trans-shipment hub and deepwater port...Thursday
25 October '07In a move that is likely to benefit consumers just as much as it would India’s premier road development authority...Thursday
11 October '07The future of mega warehousing in India is running into an all-too-familiar cul-de-sac.Monday
17 September '07At a time when companies across the world are outsourcing various components of their business to specialised players to ring in efficiency...Saturday
8 September '07Stripped off its monopoly in the containerised terminal operations and rail transport business, the Rs 3,000-crore Container Corporation of India...Wednesday
5 September '07The 2,150-km journey from Mumbai to Kolkata takes just over two days by rail and four days by car.Wednesday
29 August '07Plagued by shrinking margins in the highly competitive trucking businessFriday
17 August '07At over 33 lakh km, it has the second largest road network in the world. Its 63,000 km long railway network is the most extensive in Asia..Tuesday
14 August '07If inordinate delays and expensive inconveniences seem to have dogged the fate of publicly owned roads in the country so far, the infusion of private blood...Thursday
9 August '07Ahead of Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s visit to India later this month to finalise the proposed $90 billion Delhi-Mumbai Industrial CorridorFriday
3 August '07India may be gearing up its port infrastructure to capture a major chunk of the maritime business passing through the Indian Ocean, but its southern neighbour, Sri Lanka...Tuesday
31 July '07While private entrepreneurs get a piece of the action in last-mile power reforms of Uttar Pradesh, women in India’s hilly inaccessible terrain can now stake their claim to turning entrepreneurs as well.Monday
30 July '07Public-Private Partnership: UPPCL plans to get 10 lakh people, 50% of total rural consumers in the state, under the scheme in FY’08Thursday
26 July '07Taking private participation in road projects a step further, implementing agencies like NHAI have now started transferring more project-related risks to private players.Monday
23 July '07The Pune model of mitigating load shedding by roping in captive private projects to generate electricity has run into a roadblock.Friday
20 July '07The country’s premier road agency, the National Highways Authority of India’s (NHAI), crucial port connectivity programme has run into rough weather...Thursday
12 July '07India˜s key ports like JNPT, Vishakapatnam and Kandla have for long been the mainstay of the country’s sea-borne trade...Wednesday
4 July '07After privatisation of airports and roads, it’s now the turn of the country’s unorganised bus terminals to take the public-private-partnership path.Wednesday
27 June '07National Highways Authority of India’s decision to open up large stretches of highways to private participation has received a warm toast from industry.Thursday
21 June '07Three issues need to be addressed squarely if the cost of iron ore and other bulk and heavy commodity transportation in the country has to fall and match global standards.Wednesday
20 June '07It costs more to transport a tonne of iron ore from Jamshedpur to Mumbai than it does to ship it from Mumbai to Rotterdam.Tuesday
12 June '07Having steadfastly pursued its privatisation programme in the road sector, India is now exporting the PPP model to its southern neighbour, Sri Lanka.
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