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    Sectors linked to electrical, green energy, and railways may see a disproportionate increase in business: Vinayak Chatterjee

    “There is a consensus, officially, that India's aspirational target is 8% GCFI, gross capital formation, and infrastructure, as a percentage of GDP, so that is my starting point. If in this budget year, you are going to try and reach that aspirational target of 8% GCFI, you need to spend Rs 13.5 lakh crore,” says Vinayak Chatterjee

    Rapid Rail from Ghaziabad to Noida Airport through Noida Extension, G-Noida approved: Here are details

    The Uttar Pradesh government has given the green light for a rapid rail corridor that will connect the Noida International Airport (NIA) with Delhi and other areas of the National Capital Region (NCR). The proposed route will extend from the Ghaziabad rapid rail station on the Delhi-Meerut line. The 72.3km corridor is expected to be completed by 2041.

    Two of three remaining corridors of Delhi Metro's Phase-IV in advanced stages of approval: Official

    In March 2019, the Union Cabinet approved three out of the six corridors of the Delhi Metro's Phase-IV, which will further improve connectivity in the national capital. The remaining three proposed corridors which have not yet been approved are Rithala-Bawana-Narela, Inderlok-Indraprastha and Lajpat Nagar-Saket G Block.

    Australia unsure about India's bowling line-up in WTC final

    Talking to local media prior to Australia's training session at the Kent County Cricket Ground in Beckenham on Thursday, assistant coach Daniel Vettori said the team management had a lot of discussion about India's probable bowling attack.

    Kolkata Metro to test run India's first under-water sections on April 9

    Kolkata in India is set to test the country's first underwater Metro on the Hooghly River with two six-coach trains undergoing a trial run on the 4.8 km stretch between Esplanade and Howrah Maidan. The trains for the test will run from the Salt Lake depot to Howrah Maidan through the east-bound tunnel between Sealdah and Esplanade, using a battery-powered loco since the incomplete tunnel doesn't have electrified third rails. This milestone will be keenly followed by KMRC officials and railway enthusiasts across the country.

    We failed the examination of India: Australia coach Andrew McDonald

    Australia, who seemed to be shaping up well for the challenge with 61 for one at stumps on day 2, lost nine second-innings wickets for just 48 runs to be all out for 113. India then reached the winning target of 115 for the loss of four wickets to take a 2-0 lead and retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

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