Government Approval News

The DPIIT has issued an order stating that government approval is now mandatory for using the official logo of the Indian Patent Office, following concerns over

Approval has been granted for the allocation of spectrum for satellite internet services.

Kochi Corporation has submitted its first Local Area Plan (LAP) for the Vyttila region to the government for approval, covering several divisions including Ponn

Sources indicate that the controversial Jackdaw gas field, located off the coast of Aberdeen, is expected to receive government approval within weeks.

Epsilon has received government approval for its lithium-ion battery anode project, with plans to commission 30,000 tonnes of anode capacity by 2028.

India's cricket tour to Bangladesh is awaiting approval from the central government.

The government has approved three H-CITI projects.

A Rs 24,000-crore scheme for compressed biogas has been approved to reduce gas imports.

The Indian government believes its target of 100 fabless semiconductor firms is achievable, having already approved 24, but emphasizes that approvals depend on

The Irish Government has approved the latest phase of the Military Radar Programme, allowing the Defence Forces to acquire their first long-range military radar

The government has approved land acquisition for a new broad gauge railway line between Mannargudi and Pattukottai, appointing District Revenue Officers as Land

The Bangladesh and India cricket boards are working to schedule a tour in September, which may lead to the postponement of India's series against Afghanistan, p

India has approved a US$13 billion plan for semiconductor development.

Goa schools now require government approval to invite outside speakers.

The revised VMR Master Plan–2041 has received approval from the government.

Dixon Technologies shares are in focus after the government approved its joint venture with Vivo Mobile India for smartphone manufacturing, with Dixon holding a

The government has approved a joint venture between Dixon (India) and Vivo (China) for the manufacturing of smartphones.