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SECTOR | 10 Jun 2025

74% rural households expect income growth in next 1 year: Nabard survey

Business Standard

Forecast of 'above normal' southwest monsoon in 2025 that would boost farm growth and rising consumption demand in rural India has fuelled the positive change in the rural sector

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 10 Jun 2025

Nabard's annual mango festival begins at Odisha

Business Line

Festival aimed at promoting sustainable livelihoods and direct farmer-consumer connections

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 10 Jun 2025

L&T inks MoUs with two Norwegian firms for Kattupalli shipyard

Business Line

The MoUs were signed during a recent visit by a delegation led by Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Sarbananda Sonowal, to Norway

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 08 Jun 2025

India set to anchor green shipping future; Bharat Global Ports, Bharat Container Shipping Line to lead global maritime ambitions: Sarbananda Sonowal

Business Line

Under the Shipbuilding Financial Assistance Policy, 4,000 crore have been earmarked for disbursal between April 1, 2016 and March 31, 2026.

India-Bangladesh trade routes via North East could see some disruption: Sonowal

Business Line | 08 Jun 2025

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 07 Jun 2025

How tourism in Kashmir can be revived

Business Line

A PPP model where operational and security risks are shared will ensure a secure and enhanced tourism experience

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 05 Jun 2025

Delhi govt plans to roll out MRI, CT Scan services at state-run hospitals

Business Standard

Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Singh on Thursday said the government is planning to start MRI and CT scan services in state-run hospitals at subsidised rates to make it affordable for patients in need. According to the minister, the services are currently available only in LNJP and GB Pant hospitals. Talking to PTI, Singh said that the government is planning to start MRI and CT scan services in all state-run hospitals to make it affordable and accessible to all patients in need. "We are planning to float a tender," he said. He added that health is the key to developing the capital and ensuring a better future for its citizens. According to officials, the government plans to have PPP model and the patients might have to pay Rs 2,500 for the scans. The current cost of MRI and CT scans ranges from Rs 6,000 to Rs 10,000 in private facilities, depending on the version and technology used.

Adani Group sees 29 pc rise in tax payments to Rs 75k cr in FY25

Business Standard | 05 Jun 2025

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 05 Jun 2025

Top gainers & losers today, 5 June: Eternal, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Reliance, Adani Ports

Business Line

IndusInd Bank led the laggards, dropping 1.41 per cent

Adani Group Contributes Rs 74,945 Crore In FY25 Taxes

NDTV Profit | 05 Jun 2025

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 02 Jun 2025

Market movers on June 2: Adani Ports, M&M, TechM, Tata Steel, Titan among top gainers and losers

Business Line

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 02 Jun 2025

Markets recover from morning lows as Adani Ports, M&M lead gains

Business Line

The benchmark indices showed significant improvement from their morning session performance when the Sensex had opened at 81,214.42 and fallen to 80,761.49, down 689.52 points or 0.85%

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 30 May 2025

Pak passes law to curb child marriages, sets minimum marriage age to 18

Business Standard

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari on Friday signed into law a bill fixing the minimum age for marriage at 18 years to curb child marriages despite opposition from right-wing clerics. The Islamabad Capital Territory Child Marriage Restraint Bill, seeking to protect the rights of children and eventually eradicate marriages of children under the age of 18, was sent to the president's approval on May 27 after sailing through both houses of Parliament. Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Senator Sherry Rehman shared on X a presidential notification related to the approval of the legislation. The Islamabad Capital Territory Child Marriage Restraint Bill, 2025 is assented to, as passed by the Parliament, the notification read. Pakistan has reached a milestone in the enactment of important legislation against child marriages, she said. Zardari accented to the bill despite strong opposition from religious groups and even the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII), a constitutional body tasked to off