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Government Did What It Could With "Sincerity" For Air India: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said the government has done what it had to with "utmost sincerity" for Air India and emphasized the need to differentiate between lack of response to one sale offer and a policy decision.
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After Flop Attempt, Centre Planning To Sell 100% Air India Shares: Report
Government will soon revive the sale of its money-losing flag carrier with new guidelines after a recent attempt ended in a debacle last month, as the proposed terms deterred potential investors.
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PM Modi's Most High-Profile Asset Sale Flops As No Buyers For Air India
Prime Minister Narenda Modi's offer to sell flag carrier Air India attracted zero interest from investors, dealing a blow to his government's most high-profile privatization plan, aimed at disposing of the money-losing company.
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7 Reasons Why Government's Air India Sale Could Be A Non-Starter
Narendra Modi's boldest asset sale yet is the proposed divestment of Air India, the nation's money-losing flag carrier, has run into rough weather after some of the potential bidders opted out upset with the government's terms.
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Remember Consequences Of Hasty Policies, D Raja Warns PM Modi On Air India
CPI leader D Raja has written to prime minister Narendra Mosi saying the government should hold a debate on the proposed disinvestment of Air India as it will have long-term consequences for the country.
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Air India Break-Up An Option As PM Modi Pushes For Quick Sale: Report
The government is considering selling state-owned Air India in parts to make it attractive to potential buyers, as it reviews options to divest the loss-making flagship carrier, several government officials familiar with the situation said.
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4 Months After PM Intervened, Rafale Deal in Trouble: Report
India's order of 36 French-made Rafale fighter jets has run into trouble with government officials struggling to agree on sales terms, sources said, four months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi intervened to break a logjam in previous commercial negotiations.
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Government Did What It Could With "Sincerity" For Air India: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said the government has done what it had to with "utmost sincerity" for Air India and emphasized the need to differentiate between lack of response to one sale offer and a policy decision.
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After Flop Attempt, Centre Planning To Sell 100% Air India Shares: Report
Government will soon revive the sale of its money-losing flag carrier with new guidelines after a recent attempt ended in a debacle last month, as the proposed terms deterred potential investors.
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PM Modi's Most High-Profile Asset Sale Flops As No Buyers For Air India
Prime Minister Narenda Modi's offer to sell flag carrier Air India attracted zero interest from investors, dealing a blow to his government's most high-profile privatization plan, aimed at disposing of the money-losing company.
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7 Reasons Why Government's Air India Sale Could Be A Non-Starter
Narendra Modi's boldest asset sale yet is the proposed divestment of Air India, the nation's money-losing flag carrier, has run into rough weather after some of the potential bidders opted out upset with the government's terms.
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Remember Consequences Of Hasty Policies, D Raja Warns PM Modi On Air India
CPI leader D Raja has written to prime minister Narendra Mosi saying the government should hold a debate on the proposed disinvestment of Air India as it will have long-term consequences for the country.
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Air India Break-Up An Option As PM Modi Pushes For Quick Sale: Report
The government is considering selling state-owned Air India in parts to make it attractive to potential buyers, as it reviews options to divest the loss-making flagship carrier, several government officials familiar with the situation said.
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4 Months After PM Intervened, Rafale Deal in Trouble: Report
India's order of 36 French-made Rafale fighter jets has run into trouble with government officials struggling to agree on sales terms, sources said, four months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi intervened to break a logjam in previous commercial negotiations.
