March 21, 2015
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NaMo orders 74% to 100% FDI in railway engine manufacturing in India --- SoGa / ArKe support it , and so do CoBhApSwaRa-workers !!!
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http://indiatoday.intoday.in/…/suresh-prabhu-…/1/422794.html
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Suresh Prabhu flags off FDI plans, Rs 2400 crore to be spent on manufacturing plants in Bihar .
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Railway minister Suresh Prabhu has finally given the go-ahead to the longstalled, big-ticket foreign direct investment (FDI) projects to set up state-of-the art diesel and electric locomotive manufacturing plants in Bihar in collaboration with multinational giants. The move forms part of the strategy to boost the 'Make in India' campaign.The plan for setting up the two locomotive plants was first announced by then-railway minister Lalu Prasad Yadav in 2008 but got stuck due to delays and repeated revision of bidding documents. A senior railway official confirmed that the Railways has finalised the financial bidding for the projects after a lot of rethinking and prolonged due diligence. .....
.... The Railways will have 26-per cent equity while global players will have 74-per cent equity in each of the plants at Madhepura and Marhora. The government had approved 100-per cent FDI in the Railways and setting up of the two locomotive plants as a joint venture will help to modernise the public sector behemoth and boost the country's infrastructure. ......
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https://www.facebook.com/mehtarahulc/posts/10152670940611922
NaMo orders 74% to 100% FDI in railway engine manufacturing in India --- SoGa / ArKe support it , and so do CoBhApSwaRa-workers !!!
.
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/…/suresh-prabhu-…/1/422794.html
.
Suresh Prabhu flags off FDI plans, Rs 2400 crore to be spent on manufacturing plants in Bihar .
.
Railway minister Suresh Prabhu has finally given the go-ahead to the longstalled, big-ticket foreign direct investment (FDI) projects to set up state-of-the art diesel and electric locomotive manufacturing plants in Bihar in collaboration with multinational giants. The move forms part of the strategy to boost the 'Make in India' campaign.The plan for setting up the two locomotive plants was first announced by then-railway minister Lalu Prasad Yadav in 2008 but got stuck due to delays and repeated revision of bidding documents. A senior railway official confirmed that the Railways has finalised the financial bidding for the projects after a lot of rethinking and prolonged due diligence. .....
.... The Railways will have 26-per cent equity while global players will have 74-per cent equity in each of the plants at Madhepura and Marhora. The government had approved 100-per cent FDI in the Railways and setting up of the two locomotive plants as a joint venture will help to modernise the public sector behemoth and boost the country's infrastructure. ......
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