across sectors including roads, railways, aviation, power, oil and gas, and warehousing. Finance

and hill railways are among the assets identified by the government for monetisation. Railway is the

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways( MoRTH) has raised Rs 40, 314 crore through various

The Central government’s National Monetisation Pipeline( NMP), which focuses on leveraging value derived from operational projects, will have to face the same test of contractual sanctity and regulatory oversight, which public-private partnership( PPP) endeavours have so far countenanced. Risks associated with greenfield investment, however, have been alienated and it reduces the cost of capital.... According to N Venu, managing director and chief executive officer, India and South Asia, Hitach

Only under-utilised brownfield assets will be monetised under the National Monetisation Pipeline

is testing – through its belt and road projects – its global capacities. Two grand scale-projects

Crypto assets bled nearly$ 800 billion in market value over the past month, touching a low of

KOTTAYAM: In the early 1990s, after being repeatedly frustrated by the jumbled and circuitous rail routes along India’s western coast, the Indian Railways( IR) decided to construct a new independent rail network along the Konkan coast.... “ But the inflated chargeable distance calculations by the Indian Railways meant we got zero freight traffic.... Instead, freight still moved along the old complicated routes—through the south-central and south-western railway lines—because that was cheaper."

THIS is not the first time we are seeing growth with inflation in our country.... The then State Bank governor Ishrat Husain admitted as much to me during an interview I recorded with him a few years later.Is it possible that once again a closer look will show that monetary factors are behind this growth and inflation?... Today, the same debate seems to be playing out all over again....

joint venture Black Pearl Ltd( BPL), which owns the land known as 18 Blackfriars Road, SE1, London