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    Mumbai's Mithi river woes: Unkept promises lie buried under poll noise

    Mumbai's recent dust storm and subsequent rainfall brought relief but also havoc to homes along the Mithi riverbanks, reminding residents of impending monsoon woes and unmet election promises. Despite hefty investments in the Mithi River rejuvenation project, flooding persists, with corporators and activists criticizing authorities for ineffective flood prevention measures. Memories of the 2005 deluge haunt neighbourhoods like Kranti Nagar and Sandesh Nagar in Kurla, underscoring the urgency of addressing pollution and infrastructure issues along the river.

    ONGC revamp: New director to spearhead new energy, petrochemicals business

    Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has created a new directorship for energy, petrochemicals and corporate strategy as part of a wider board reshuffle. The director for strategy and corporate affairs will be responsible for downstream petrochemicals, new energy and corporate marketing, among other tasks.

    China's Xi Jinping offers to shield foreign investors in new round of charm offensive

    Chinese President Xi Jinping has assured foreign investors that their rights and interests will be protected, as the government seeks to address economic concerns and unpredictable policymaking. China is facing challenges in attracting foreign investment due to depleted funds and cautious investors. The crackdown on foreign consultancy firms, regulatory tightening, and geopolitical tensions have also led to foreign capital leaving the country.

    ONGC gets Director for Production as board revamp kicks in

    The post of Director (Production) has been created after merging Director (Onshore), who is in charge of all oil and gas fields located on land, and Director (Offshore) who looks after all offshore assets such as the prime Mumbai High fields. Pankaj Kumar, Director (Offshore), will be the first Director (Production), Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) said in a stock exchange filing.

    ONGC to invest USD 2 billion in Mumbai offshore to raise oil, gas output

    "We estimate that this development drilling will enhance production by over 100 million tonnes of oil and oil equivalent gas over the life of the field," he said. "The investment involved in drilling and facilities will be over USD 2 billion." ONGC produces two-third of all oil and gas produced in the country and any incremental production would help the country cut its dependence on imports for meeting energy needs.

    ONGC board revamp on lines of McKinsey suggestions

    ONGC Board presently has six directors for exploration, onshore operations, offshore operations, finance, human resources and technical and field services. It used to be headed by a chairman and managing director. The government earlier this month appointed Arun Kumar Singh, who had recently retired as head of oil refining and fuel marketing company BPCL, as the chairman of ONGC but not as its managing director.

    The Economic Times
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