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India, Japan Sign Cooperation Documents On Japanese Language, Bullet Train
India and Japan on Monday signed two documents on the renewal of a memorandum of cooperation on the Japanese language and exchange of notes on a 300 billion Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) loan for Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train.
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Railways Rules Out Renegotiating Loan With Japan On Bullet Train Project
Amidst growing concerns of cost escalation of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project, the Railways on Friday said there was no renegotiation of its terms and conditions with the Japanese agency which is funding 81 per cent of the total project cost.
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Shiv Sena Critique Indicates Trouble For PM Modi's Bullet Train Project
PM Narendra Modi and Japanese PM Shinzo Abe jointly laid the foundation stone for the bullet train project in September 2017. Japan is providing India with a loan of Rs 88,000 crore for the project at a minimal interest of 0.1 per cent
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Japan To Provide Over 7000 Crores For High-Speed Rail Project To India
India on Friday signed two loan agreements with Japan for construction of a Metro project in Kolkata and a high-speed rail project between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, said an official.
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Will High Fuel Prices Pay For Bullet Train Loan, Shiv Sena Asks Centre
The Shiv Sena today attacked the Centre over fuel price hikes and asked if rates had been kept high despite a slump in global crude oil prices to pay for interest on the loan taken from Japan for the bullet train project.
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Mumbai To Ahmedabad In Less Than 3 Hours: 10 Key Facts About Bullet Train
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe today launched work on India's first bullet train, which will run between Ahmedabad in Gujarat and Mumbai. The train, which is expected to begin operating in 2022, will run at a maximum speed of 350 km per hour and will cover the 508-km stretch in under three hours. The ambitious ...
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Act Against 26/11 Accused, PM Modi And Abe Tell Pak: 10 Points
After jointly inaugurating work on India's first bullet train, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe held summit talks today and signed 15 agreements to enhance strategic partnership, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region where China is increasingly assertive. A joint statement said India and J...
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For Mumbai's Bullet Train, A Major Problem Solved: Station No 1
Plans for a bullet train between Mumbai and Ahmedabad have sped up after a dispute over the starting point for the route was resolved over the weekend.
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PM Modi, Japan's Shinzo Abe Put Bullet Train, Nuclear Deal On Track
Japan will provide $12 billion of soft loans to build India's first bullet train, the two nations announced during a visit by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that also yielded deeper defence ties and a plan for civil nuclear cooperation.
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Japan To Fund 80% Of India's First Bullet Train, Says Minister Manoj Sinha
A deal on fast trains was a likely key component of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's three-day India visit that commenced today with Tokyo having agreed to loan over three-fourths of the project cost of the first Bullet Train, estimated at $15 billion, parliament was informed.
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India To Sign Deal With Japan To Get Its First Bullet Train: Report
India is set to sign a deal with Japan this week on the country's first bullet train, with Tokyo financing the bulk of the high-speed-rail project between Mumbai and Ahmedabad through a US $ 8 billion loan, a leading Japanese business daily reported today.
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Japan Offers India Soft Loan for $15 Billion Bullet Train in Edge Over China
Japan has offered to finance India's first bullet train, estimated to cost Rs 97,500 crore ($15 billion), at an interest rate of less than 1 per cent, officials said, stealing a march on China, which is bidding for other projects on the world's fourth-largest network.
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Profit Top 10: Sensex sees biggest rally in 2012; CBI probes bank loan frauds
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India, Japan Sign Cooperation Documents On Japanese Language, Bullet Train
India and Japan on Monday signed two documents on the renewal of a memorandum of cooperation on the Japanese language and exchange of notes on a 300 billion Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) loan for Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train.
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Railways Rules Out Renegotiating Loan With Japan On Bullet Train Project
Amidst growing concerns of cost escalation of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project, the Railways on Friday said there was no renegotiation of its terms and conditions with the Japanese agency which is funding 81 per cent of the total project cost.
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Shiv Sena Critique Indicates Trouble For PM Modi's Bullet Train Project
PM Narendra Modi and Japanese PM Shinzo Abe jointly laid the foundation stone for the bullet train project in September 2017. Japan is providing India with a loan of Rs 88,000 crore for the project at a minimal interest of 0.1 per cent
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Japan To Provide Over 7000 Crores For High-Speed Rail Project To India
India on Friday signed two loan agreements with Japan for construction of a Metro project in Kolkata and a high-speed rail project between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, said an official.
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Will High Fuel Prices Pay For Bullet Train Loan, Shiv Sena Asks Centre
The Shiv Sena today attacked the Centre over fuel price hikes and asked if rates had been kept high despite a slump in global crude oil prices to pay for interest on the loan taken from Japan for the bullet train project.
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Mumbai To Ahmedabad In Less Than 3 Hours: 10 Key Facts About Bullet Train
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe today launched work on India's first bullet train, which will run between Ahmedabad in Gujarat and Mumbai. The train, which is expected to begin operating in 2022, will run at a maximum speed of 350 km per hour and will cover the 508-km stretch in under three hours. The ambitious ...
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Act Against 26/11 Accused, PM Modi And Abe Tell Pak: 10 Points
After jointly inaugurating work on India's first bullet train, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe held summit talks today and signed 15 agreements to enhance strategic partnership, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region where China is increasingly assertive. A joint statement said India and J...
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For Mumbai's Bullet Train, A Major Problem Solved: Station No 1
Plans for a bullet train between Mumbai and Ahmedabad have sped up after a dispute over the starting point for the route was resolved over the weekend.
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PM Modi, Japan's Shinzo Abe Put Bullet Train, Nuclear Deal On Track
Japan will provide $12 billion of soft loans to build India's first bullet train, the two nations announced during a visit by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that also yielded deeper defence ties and a plan for civil nuclear cooperation.
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Japan To Fund 80% Of India's First Bullet Train, Says Minister Manoj Sinha
A deal on fast trains was a likely key component of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's three-day India visit that commenced today with Tokyo having agreed to loan over three-fourths of the project cost of the first Bullet Train, estimated at $15 billion, parliament was informed.
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India To Sign Deal With Japan To Get Its First Bullet Train: Report
India is set to sign a deal with Japan this week on the country's first bullet train, with Tokyo financing the bulk of the high-speed-rail project between Mumbai and Ahmedabad through a US $ 8 billion loan, a leading Japanese business daily reported today.
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Japan Offers India Soft Loan for $15 Billion Bullet Train in Edge Over China
Japan has offered to finance India's first bullet train, estimated to cost Rs 97,500 crore ($15 billion), at an interest rate of less than 1 per cent, officials said, stealing a march on China, which is bidding for other projects on the world's fourth-largest network.
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Profit Top 10: Sensex sees biggest rally in 2012; CBI probes bank loan frauds
If you missed our coverage, here are the top 10 stories of the day.
