BlackRock & Norway’s Storebrand have raised concerns about SBI's proposed Rs 5,000 cr-loan to Adani Enterprises for its Carmichael coal mine in Australia.
The $16 billion Carmichael coal mine project in Queensland has been surrounded by controversies since its inception due to regulatory and environmental issues.
The video being circulated as a recent video, accusing the Modi govt of privatising railways, is an old one from 2013. India opened railways to privatisation in 2007.
Outgoing Australian High Commissioner to India Harinder Sidhu says work on Adani’s Carmichael coal mine project has started, also asks India to reconsider RCEP.
Adani will lose around $220 million a year if the Carmichael coal project goes through. Which raises the question, why is everyone adamant that it goes ahead?
Once seen as a fading presence on India’s investment & startup picture, the state is slowly moving up the ladder, with policy reforms & infrastructure building.
Agreement signed during 17th Joint Working Group (JWG) on defence cooperation. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh met Director General in Israeli Ministry of Defence Amir Baram Tuesday.
This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
Aussie gets 75% of its energy from coal and a major exporter of meat. How about climate activists focus coal burning and meat consumption in their own country rather than showing their activism against India whose rural population are still spending their lives in darkness.
The question is that the said group is overburdened with more than Rs. One lakh crore debt. The group’s turnover and other financials do not justify such excessive lending. What is debt equity level of the group as a whole? The issue is not restricted to a lending decision made by one bank. What about piling up of debt liberally afforded by the entire banking system as a whole? Who will monitor this and what are prudential lending norms pertaining to loans availed by a group from the entire banking system? Does RBI monitor this? This group in particular wants to grow at a breakneck speed. Chances of accidental breakdowns cannot be ruled out . If this group becomes NPA what happens to our banking system?
Aussie gets 75% of its energy from coal and a major exporter of meat. How about climate activists focus coal burning and meat consumption in their own country rather than showing their activism against India whose rural population are still spending their lives in darkness.
The question is that the said group is overburdened with more than Rs. One lakh crore debt. The group’s turnover and other financials do not justify such excessive lending. What is debt equity level of the group as a whole? The issue is not restricted to a lending decision made by one bank. What about piling up of debt liberally afforded by the entire banking system as a whole? Who will monitor this and what are prudential lending norms pertaining to loans availed by a group from the entire banking system? Does RBI monitor this? This group in particular wants to grow at a breakneck speed. Chances of accidental breakdowns cannot be ruled out . If this group becomes NPA what happens to our banking system?