Mega Cabs presently operates in Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Amritsar. They revolutionized the surface transport system in certain cities by pioneering a computerized communication & dispatch system with GPS (Global Positioning System) based online tracking systems for licensed radio taxis. It is looking to expand its fleet from 700 cabs to 2000 cabs by 31st December 2010.

The Centre had given in-principle approval in October 2009 for setting up of the plant in two phases under the ongoing 11th Plan period. The plant is expected to be based on indigenous technology and in the first phase, two units of 700 mw will be developed. The plant will be set up over 1,000 acres and will consume about 50 tonne of uranium annually. The project will entail an investment of INR 120-140 bn.

The spa offers unique treatments inspired by both local and Balinese traditions. This newly built spa features a dedicated reception with retail area, along with four single treatment rooms, each including rain showers, one with a sunken Jacuzzi tub and a steam room, along with a hand and foot spa area.

National carrier Air India, in partnership with GE Aviation, plan on investing USD 90 mn to set up a maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility to cater to the latter’s GEnx-1B engines. The US-based jet engines provider will invest USD 20 mn while the balance will be paid by the Indian government-run airline. The foreign company’s investment is likely to be spread over 7-8 years.

Indian wind turbine manufacturer Suzlon Energy bagged a contract from Gujarat State Petronet Ltd. (GSPL) for setting up 52.5 MW wind energy project in Gujarat. It plans to set-up, operate and maintain GSPL’s wind energy project in Rajkot and Porbandar. The company is expected to supply supply 35 units of Suzlon S82-1.5 MW wind turbine generators. The project is scheduled to be completed and commissioned by July 2010.

It will invest INR 750 mn in establishing a container freight station (CFS) in Chennai, ICDs (inland container depots) and CFSs and rail-linked service for container and cargo movements in the country. It plans to fund the expansion through internal accruals and debt. The potential locations for the expansion are Ludhiana, Mundra, Delhi and Tuticorin. The company also plans to open offices in China, East Africa while strengthening its presence in Hong Kong and other south east Asian countries.

Its CFS at Chennai, on a site between Ennore and Manali in northern part of the city, is nearing completion. The INR 250 mn facility is expected to be operational by November.