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Shimla- The Bulk Drug Park in Haroli, Una will involve an investment of Rs. 8,000-10,000 crore that expects to create about 15,000 jobs in the region.

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SHIMLA: The Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) at the State Taxes and Excise headquarter has detected the two firms with the support of third entity engaged in a financial racket in Kala Amb belt....

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SHIMLA: The Sukhu-led Congress government, Adani Cement, Himachal’s Truckers Unions have failed to come on a "comment meeting ground" to resolve the month-long Freight Dispute that has created a...

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Kuldeep Chauhan, Editor-in-Chief, HimbuMail

CHENNAI: If you think a maze of skyscrapers and concrete colonies is a safe bat for urbanisation, then think twice: In India, the building industry is estimated to account for a quarter of total CO2...

Una Bulk Drug Park Will Create 15000 Jobs, HP Sets up Agency to Speed up Work: CM Sukhu

HP Tax Department's EIU Busts ITC Racket worth Rs 250 Crore Being Run by Three Firms in Kala Amb Industrial Belt

Adani Cement and Barmana Darlaghat Truckers Talks over Freight Dispute Remains a Fiasco Even after a Month

IIT Madras Researchers Sound a Wakeup Call for Construction Industry: Reduce CO2 Emission

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