RIL arm enters into agreement with Brookfield for investment of Rs. 25215 crore.

UPL gets green nod for Rs. 353-cr pesticide unit expansion project in Gujarat.

NLC India to invest Rs. 17,000 cr, plans to develop Talabira.

Oppo to invest USD seven billion in R&D centres

Thousand-bed facility to come up at Victoria Hospital

SNF Flopam India’s Varsana project ready by March 2020

Civil work on Kadodara agro chemicals project to begin by February 2020

GAIL (India) may commission RLNG pipeline by March 2020

Cidco sells 7 Navi Mumbai plots at double the reserve price, nets Rs. 386 cr.

JSPL commissioned its 4th Coke Oven Battery at Angul Steel Plant.

The Centre recently decided to requisition an aeronautical survey for building six airports in Telangana, which was left with just one airport after it was carved out of Andhra Pradesh in 2014. The airports will be built by the Airports Authority of India (AAI), according to a document reviewed by ET. The K Chandrashekhar Rao-led TRS government in Telangana has been pressing for more air connectivity for the state. Last year, it had identified sites for setting up three airports and sought upgradation of three airstrips which have not been operational for years. Telangana’s only airport-—the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad—is used by Andhra Pradesh too, as the city has been serving as the capital for both states for the last 10 years. Andhra Pradesh, on the other hand, has six other operational commercial airports—those at Vishakapatnam, Vijaywada, Tirupati, Kadapa, Oravakal and Rajahmundry. The first three are international airports.

Sterling and Wilson Solar begins construction of 200MW solar project in Australia.