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    Tata Projects bags Dhaka Metro underground works contract with Japanese partners

    Tata Projects, in collaboration with Nishimatsu and Toda, has obtained a contract for the Dhaka Metro project. This contract involves constructing a 5.2-km underground metro line with three stations. The project aims to modernize public transport, improve connectivity, and reduce congestion in Dhaka. Funding for the project is provided by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). Tata Projects emphasizes its expertise in executing complex metro infrastructure alongside global partners.

    Bright Outdoor Media moves to BSE, NSE main boards, eyes expansion in digital advertising

    Bright Outdoor Media has moved its shares to the main boards of BSE and NSE. The company aims to expand its outdoor advertising network and digital billboard portfolio. Founded in 1980, it operates over 1,350 hoardings and 50 digital LED billboards in Mumbai. The transition follows its listing on the SME platform in March 2023, establishing a significant moment for the OOH advertising industry.

    BOJ policymaker Asada cautions against premature rate hikes, warns of growth risks

    A Bank of Japan policymaker has urged caution on further interest rate hikes, warning that premature monetary tightening could hurt economic growth and weaken underlying inflation. Toichiro Asada said subdued domestic demand and a lack of momentum in consumer spending warrant a careful approach to policy adjustments.

    ASEAN to launch joint oil product stockpiling scheme as early as 2027, Nikkei reports

    In a move to bolster regional energy security, ASEAN nations plan to roll out a collective oil stockpiling project by 2027. This initiative will establish crucial storage locations in Indonesia and Thailand, enabling member states to share resources. Initially, during emergencies, the Philippines will access diesel and gasoline from these shared reserves.

    ‘The Nvidia case can help us limit East India Company-like practices’

    Stanford professor Fred Turner argues that Silicon Valley's culture, shaped by Cold War computing research and the 1960s counterculture, has evolved into a system where powerful technology leaders exercise influence with limited institutional checks.

    NECTAR to host international workshop on cold plasma and pulse power in Shillong

    The Northeast Center for Technology Application and Reach will hold the COFHA workshop in Shillong in December 2026. Participants will include scientists, engineers, and researchers from India and abroad. The workshop aims to explore cold plasma applications in various sectors, including food and agriculture. Sessions will cover food safety, seed treatment, and biomedical applications, focusing on emerging technologies. Keynote speakers will include experts from prominent universities around the world.

    The Economic Times
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