NEW DELHI: The Planning Commission on Wednesday gave investment clearance for an anti-erosion project along the Brahmaputra river in Assam.

NEW DELHI, Nov 9 – The Planning Commission has accorded investment clearance to implement anti-erosion works to protect Brahmaputra dykes. This project is estimated to cost Rs 8.35 crore.

Funds for four more nullahs in phased manner

New Delhi: The National Food Security Act shall be rolled out starting next financial year spread in phases running up to the parliamentary elections, in what could be an attempt to do the loan-wai

With an aim to bring about the second green revolution through adoption of effective scientific agricultural methods, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) under Agriculture Ministry h

The Odisha government on Thursday urged the Central Plan Panel to help include Odisha in the Reconstructed Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme (RAPDRP) for the development of power

New Delhi An inter-ministerial meeting on Thursday underscored the urgency for providing a level playing field to the domestic power equipment industry facing the onslaught of cheaper Chinese impor

Union road transport and highways minister C P Joshi on Tuesday called for a stronger political mandate to involve private enterprise in the development of the country's creaking infrastructure.

New Delhi: Facing the spectre of another costly bailout of power distribution companies, some of which have started defaulting on payments to suppliers, the Centre has decided to take preemptive ac

The second generation of reforms needs the manufacturing policy to create consensus and jobs