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July 30, 2020 Shunsuke Saito Hotta Liesenberg Saito LLP info@hls-global.com HLS Global Group and HWS GmbH & Co. KG
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July 30, 2020 Shunsuke Saito Hotta Liesenberg Saito LLP info@hls-global.com HLS Global Group and HWS GmbH & Co. KG
The Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) has affected over 110 countries, including India. Accordingly, taking cognizance of the gravity of the public
After decades of negative headlines, Indian Railways (IR) are enjoying some positive news. Rail companies from foreign countries are keen
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By 2022, the construction market in India is expected to emerge as the third-largest globally. 100% FDI is allowed under the automatic route for urban infrastructures such as urban transport, water supply, and sewage treatment
Broadband for all villages by 2022 – to increase present route length of the optical fibre cable from 2.2 million kilometres to 5 million kilometres
FDI norms in 15 sectors liberalized. Distinction between Foreign Direct Investment and Foreign Portfolio Investment eliminated
Indian Railways plan to run on 100% electricity by 2024 and become a net-zero emission network by 2030 – rail infrastructure will see an investment of USD 700 billion by 2030
Annual renewable energy target of 450 GW by 2030 – to increase the country’s share of non-fossil-based installed electric capacity to 40 percent by 2030
The government of India aims to construct 65,000 km of national highways at a cost of USD 741 billion by 2022
Combined outlay of about USD 22.5 billion to create 100 Smart Cities and rejuvenate 500 cities (AMRUT)
USD 1.5 billion ‘fund of funds’ created to support Startups. Specific inputs to promote the growth of startups in India
Combined outlay of USD 10 billion for Clean India Mission and Clean Ganga. USD 6.5 billion for SWM plants and community toilets
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