Lowering debt load: Borrowings of NHAI to fall below 2L cr by March
National Highways Authority of India’s debt is set to drop below Rs 2 lakh crore by March, a significant fall from its 2021-22 peak. This reduction is driven by increased central government funding and successful road monetisation, allowing NHAI to repay substantial amounts. The authority aims for further debt reduction in coming years.🕒 1 min read
National Highways Authority of India’s debt is set to drop below Rs 2 lakh crore by March, a significant fall from its 2021-22 peak. This reduction is driven by increased central government funding and successful road monetisation, allowing NHAI to repay substantial amounts. The authority aims for further debt reduction in coming years.
Continue Reading
-
A Saint, A Monk, A Rock: Bulgaria’s Euro Coin Designs
-
Adani’s Ambuja Cements Q2 Net Profit Rises To 364%
- Bioenergy boost: 132 CBG plants operational nationwide; output touches 920 tonnes per day
- China GDP growth beats estimates! Economy grows 5.2% in April-June quarter; exports and Trump tariff relief offer cushion
- ISRO Sets Up Station In Ladakh To Simulate Life On Moon, Mars
- India vs South Africa Live Streaming 2nd T20I Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch
- 2 Boys, Man, Allegedly Sexually Abuse Class 11 Girl In Tamil Nadu
- Mohammed Shami Sent Supreme Court Notice In Alimony Case Filed By Estranged Wife Hasin Jahan
- Cop Burnt Alive After Car Rams Divider, Bursts Into Flames In Karnataka
-
Gautam Gambhir Asked About Pakistan’s India Boycott At T20 World Cup. See His Reaction
