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EV Makers Body Writes to NGT for Green Tax on Fuel-Based 2-Wheelers
Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles on Tuesday said it has petitioned the National Green Tribunal (NGT) expressing concerns against the government's move to cut FAME II subsidy and support a 'Green Tax' on fuel-based two-wheelers. The Ministry of Heavy Industries' latest decision to cut down FAME II subsidies is likely to disrupt India's ...
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Indian Iron Ore And Steel Stocks Slump, Autos Rise After Export Tax Hikes
Shares in Indian steel and iron ore groups including Tata Steel and JSW Steel slid on Monday at the steepest pace since early 2020 after the government imposed heavy export taxes on the sector, while carmakers rose on lower input costs.
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Maruti Founding Chairman Dr. Venkatraman Krishnamurthy Passes Away At 97
Over the length of his career Krishnamurthy also served as chairman of PSUs such as Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd and Steel Authority of India Ltd.
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Indian Iron Ore And Steel Stocks Slump, Autos Rise After Export Tax Hikes
Shares in Indian steel and iron ore groups including Tata Steel and JSW Steel slid on Monday at the steepest pace since early 2020 after the government imposed heavy export taxes on the sector, while carmakers rose on lower input costs.
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115 Automotive Companies Apply For PLI Scheme: Ministry Of Heavy Industries
Incentives are applicable under the scheme for determining sales of Advanced Automotive Technology (AAT) products (vehicles and components) manufactured in India from April 1, 2022, onwards for a period of five consecutive years, the ministry said in a statement.
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Oil Prices Rise, As Saudis Dismiss Supply Concerns As Demand Grows
Oil demand is set to rise by half a million barrels per day (bpd) as the power sector and heavy industries switch from more expensive sources of energy, the IEA said.
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6 Charts Show How Hard It Is For India To Hit Net Zero By 2050
Top Indian government officials are debating whether to set a target for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Doing so would mean an overhaul of a coal-reliant energy sector, transport, heavy industry and even the nation's sluggish bureaucracy.
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Government Always Makes Efforts To Revive PSUs That Can Be Revived: Prakash Javadekar In Lok Sabha
Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises Prakash Javadekar today said the government always makes efforts to revive public sector undertakings that can be revived.
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Automakers In The US Rev Up Discounts To Beat Coronavirus Sales Blues
Automakers in the US are offering heavy discounts on passenger cars and light trucks to boost sales in the second quarter, while the industry recovers from the impact of the coronavirus.
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Union Minister Prakash Javadekar Meets Auto Industry Heads, Takes Suggestions On Rebooting Industry
Minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprise Prakash Javadekar on Thursday held a meeting with the auto industry leaders where they suggested ways to restart the industry after the COVID-19 lockdown gets over.
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Mahindra Warns Of Job Losses In Auto Sector, Seeks Government Help
A slump in sales is also triggering massive job cuts in the sector that employs 35 million people directly and indirectly. M&M's heavy goods segment, which makes trucks and tippers, saw its worst growth in nearly six years.
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HAL Quoted More "Man-Hours": Babul Supriyo On Rafale Deal
The Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) needed more "man-hours" to manufacture fighter-jets than the French aviation company Dassault wanted, Union Minister Of State for Heavy Industries Babul Supriyo said today, indicating why the public sector company lost the Rafale jet deal contract.
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ISRO Embraces Private Sector, Outsources Satellite Manufacture
The Indian space establishment has crossed a new threshold, engaging for the first time a private sector industry to make a full multi-crore, heavy duty satellite.
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Japan's First Passenger Jet Takes Off in Maiden Test Flight
Japan's first domestic passenger jet successfully took off on its maiden test flight today, culminating a decade of development for a programme aimed at competing with Brazilian and Canadian rivals in the global market for smaller aircraft.
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Japan Unveils First Passenger Jet in Four Decades
The first passenger aircraft to be made in Japan in nearly four decades was unveiled on Saturday as its manufacturer pushed into the booming regional jet sector with an eye to taking on industry giants Embraer and Bombardier.
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EV Makers Body Writes to NGT for Green Tax on Fuel-Based 2-Wheelers
Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles on Tuesday said it has petitioned the National Green Tribunal (NGT) expressing concerns against the government's move to cut FAME II subsidy and support a 'Green Tax' on fuel-based two-wheelers. The Ministry of Heavy Industries' latest decision to cut down FAME II subsidies is likely to disrupt India's ...
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Indian Iron Ore And Steel Stocks Slump, Autos Rise After Export Tax Hikes
Shares in Indian steel and iron ore groups including Tata Steel and JSW Steel slid on Monday at the steepest pace since early 2020 after the government imposed heavy export taxes on the sector, while carmakers rose on lower input costs.
-
Maruti Founding Chairman Dr. Venkatraman Krishnamurthy Passes Away At 97
Over the length of his career Krishnamurthy also served as chairman of PSUs such as Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd and Steel Authority of India Ltd.
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Indian Iron Ore And Steel Stocks Slump, Autos Rise After Export Tax Hikes
Shares in Indian steel and iron ore groups including Tata Steel and JSW Steel slid on Monday at the steepest pace since early 2020 after the government imposed heavy export taxes on the sector, while carmakers rose on lower input costs.
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115 Automotive Companies Apply For PLI Scheme: Ministry Of Heavy Industries
Incentives are applicable under the scheme for determining sales of Advanced Automotive Technology (AAT) products (vehicles and components) manufactured in India from April 1, 2022, onwards for a period of five consecutive years, the ministry said in a statement.
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Oil Prices Rise, As Saudis Dismiss Supply Concerns As Demand Grows
Oil demand is set to rise by half a million barrels per day (bpd) as the power sector and heavy industries switch from more expensive sources of energy, the IEA said.
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6 Charts Show How Hard It Is For India To Hit Net Zero By 2050
Top Indian government officials are debating whether to set a target for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Doing so would mean an overhaul of a coal-reliant energy sector, transport, heavy industry and even the nation's sluggish bureaucracy.
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Government Always Makes Efforts To Revive PSUs That Can Be Revived: Prakash Javadekar In Lok Sabha
Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises Prakash Javadekar today said the government always makes efforts to revive public sector undertakings that can be revived.
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Automakers In The US Rev Up Discounts To Beat Coronavirus Sales Blues
Automakers in the US are offering heavy discounts on passenger cars and light trucks to boost sales in the second quarter, while the industry recovers from the impact of the coronavirus.
-
Union Minister Prakash Javadekar Meets Auto Industry Heads, Takes Suggestions On Rebooting Industry
Minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprise Prakash Javadekar on Thursday held a meeting with the auto industry leaders where they suggested ways to restart the industry after the COVID-19 lockdown gets over.
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Mahindra Warns Of Job Losses In Auto Sector, Seeks Government Help
A slump in sales is also triggering massive job cuts in the sector that employs 35 million people directly and indirectly. M&M's heavy goods segment, which makes trucks and tippers, saw its worst growth in nearly six years.
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HAL Quoted More "Man-Hours": Babul Supriyo On Rafale Deal
The Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) needed more "man-hours" to manufacture fighter-jets than the French aviation company Dassault wanted, Union Minister Of State for Heavy Industries Babul Supriyo said today, indicating why the public sector company lost the Rafale jet deal contract.
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ISRO Embraces Private Sector, Outsources Satellite Manufacture
The Indian space establishment has crossed a new threshold, engaging for the first time a private sector industry to make a full multi-crore, heavy duty satellite.
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Japan's First Passenger Jet Takes Off in Maiden Test Flight
Japan's first domestic passenger jet successfully took off on its maiden test flight today, culminating a decade of development for a programme aimed at competing with Brazilian and Canadian rivals in the global market for smaller aircraft.
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Japan Unveils First Passenger Jet in Four Decades
The first passenger aircraft to be made in Japan in nearly four decades was unveiled on Saturday as its manufacturer pushed into the booming regional jet sector with an eye to taking on industry giants Embraer and Bombardier.
