Abhishek Law is a Special Correspondent for BusinessLine, focusing on national news in India. With a keen interest in the business and industrial sectors, Abhishek covers a wide range of topics including mining, steel, infrastructure, and government policies. He is known for his analytical approach and in-depth reporting on critical issues impacting the Indian economy.
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By: Abhishek Law
Green steel today has no definition or pre-defined criteria that is universally accepted
By: Abhishek Law
Trials for the hydrogen-powered train are scheduled for January 2025, and if successful, the first commercial run will take place in March 2025
Greece aims to become a European market hub through Piraeus Port, with potential Indian investments and strategic partnerships in place.
The 5,600 nautical miles (10300) km route is expected to reduce travel time between the two countries by 50 per cent
Japanese and South Korean companies eyeing Indian shipyards for investments; Ministry of Ports in talks with foreign banks.
By: Abhishek Law
Under the new provisions, the Bill will seeks to provide flexibility to India to determine the criterion for registration of vessels under the Indian flag
By: Abhishek Law
Review of cap-ex Budget will soon be taken up depending on infrastructure requirements. In FY25, the guidance was ₹610 crore and by H1 around ₹277 crore of cap-ex has been through
India's Coastal Shipping Bill 2024 aims to boost tonnage under Indian flag and promote integration with inland waterways.
By: Abhishek Law
Compared to India, the share of coastal shipping in Japan and the EU is five to six times higher, and the same is about seven times higher in China
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