Pyari warns government of SEZ status to Posco

The Indian Supreme Court has ordered the federal government to consider Posco's plans to develop a $12bn steel plant in the state of Orissa. The court overturned a lower court's decision prohibiting the South Korean steelmaker from mining iron ore, ...

The Jagatsinghpur district administration plans to hand over additional 700 acres of land at the Posco project site to the state owned land acquisition agency, Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (Idco) within next 15 days. Posco needs ...

The State Government will not give any fresh assurance on supply of raw materials to the steel projects whose MoUs will be renewed. The new guidelines issued by the Steel and Mines Department in January said ore linkage will be considered for ...

Trench cutting work for construction of boundary wall for Posco's proposed steel project was started on Thursday amidst protests by anti-project demonstrators. Paradip Additional District Magistrate Surjit Das said trench cutting work was done in ...

Nearly eight years have passed since South Korea's Posco planned to set up a $12-billion steel plant in Odisha's Paradip. The Indian foray that was billed as the single largest foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country, struggled to take off ...

Amidst protests by anti- Posco brigade, betel vines were dismantled and trees felled in the Posco steel project site here today.

South Korean steel major Posco will have to take environmental clearance again for at least some part of its proposed Rs 54,000 crore integrated steel plant in Odisha as the statutory environment panel revoked the existing clearance. The company has ...

Reverting to 8 per cent growth in three years looks like a distant mirage Protesting too much? Kanika Datta The more overtly virtuous the company, the greater the reason for investors to be wary of it More food for 'multilateral' thought T S Vishwanath The ...

Posco's planned $12-billion steel project in Odisha moved a step forward on Friday after the Supreme Court handed a decision on a mining licence to the central government, raising the South Korean firm's chances of getting preferential access to iron ore.