Valecha Engineering announced that the company has pocketed two orders worth Rs 160 crore for construction-related work in Delhi and Mumbai.

The source close to the company said that first contract of Rs 110 crore has been bagged for a bridge project in Delhi.

Further, the company secured another project worth Rs 50 crore to execute the sky-walk projects in Mumbai.

According to reports, the sky-walk is an elevated walk-way connecting the railway station and points where there are high concentrations of pedestrians.

Reliance Gas Corporation Ltd (RGC), a subsidiary of Reliance Industries, has been roped in by the Andhra Pradesh as a majority partner in the Krishna Godavari Gas Network Ltd, (KGGNL) a special purpose vehicle carved out for gas distribution through a pipeline grid.

The CESC has signed an MoU with SP Global Solutions (SPGS), a subsidiary of Singapore Power and a leading power utility for consultancy support.

Mr. Sanjiv Goenka, vice-chairman of CESC, after signing the agreement with Mr. Ong Boon Hwee, chief operating officer, Singapore Power and director of SP Global Solutions said, "At present, three of CESC's generating units rank among the top five units in India ........a recent analysis, carried out by Netherlands-based KEMA, who developed the System Average Interruption Duration Index, rated the power distribution system in Singapore as the most reliable in the world, which leads cities like Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul and Melbourne. It has the shortest power disruption in any city, at 1.14 minutes.”

Konkana Sen Sharma has proved her versatility and talent in a lot of films ranging from the popular commercial to the serious unconventional portrayal of today's woman in a Bengali film.

Likeher mother Aparna Sen, Konkona has shown an openness to change and a desire to try new things. Konkana is all excited and thrilled about her role in the English film 'The President is coming', which is due to be released by September or October.

Automobile industry registered biggest decline in vehicle sale in eight years. Vehicle sale declined 14.42% in October with selling of 8.65 lakh units as compared to 10.11 lakh in the same period last year. Companies were optimistic to revive the growth of industry in the festival season but all these hopes ended in smoke with unexpected decline in auto sale.

Global slowdown, liquidity problem and high financing cost, severely impacted the automobile and commercial vehicle sector. Car purchase also declined following high finance rates by dealers.