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Union minister Nitin Gadkari is targeting to reduce road accident deaths in India by about 50 per cent in the next three years.

Nitin Gadkari hopes to reduce road accident deaths by half before 2024

Union minister Nitin Gadkari hopes to reduce road accident deaths in India by about 50 per cent in the next three years. Here's how he plans to do it

Gadkari hopes to reduce road accident deaths by half. Here's his plan

Union minister Nitin Gadkari is targeting to reduce road accident deaths in India by about 50 per cent in the next three years. Addressing a FICCI event, the minister said that around 1.5 lakh people die in road accidents every year and he hopes to reduce that number by 50% before 2024.
Laying emphasis on road quality and safety measures to bring down the figures. Gadkari said that around 50 per cent of road accidents are due to road engineering problems.He said that his ministry is actively working to reduce black spots from Indian roads.
Currently, a little over 400 people die every day in India due to road accidents.
Byte: Nitin Gadkari,&nbsp;Union Minister :&nbsp;50% of road accidents occurred due to road engineering problems. The people who're preparing Detailed Project Report (DPR), because of their attitude for cost-saving they neglect the thing &amp; making a lot of black spots

Union minister Nitin Gadkari is targeting to reduce road accident deaths in India by about 50 per cent in the next three years. Addressing a FICCI event, the minister said that around 1.5 lakh people die in road accidents every year and he hopes to reduce that number by 50% before 2024.
Laying emphasis on road quality and safety measures to bring down the figures. Gadkari said that around 50 per cent of road accidents are due to road engineering problems.He said that his ministry is actively working to reduce black spots from Indian roads.
Currently, a little over 400 people die every day in India due to road accidents.
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Business confidence of corporate India is now at a decade high says a survey conducted by Industry&nbsp;body FICCI.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Overall Business Confidence Index surged to 74.2 vs a dismal 70.2 in the previous survey. Recovery of demand outlook and rising&nbsp;utilisation&nbsp;rates helped sentiment across India Inc.&nbsp;
However,&nbsp;rising raw material costs especially commodity prices remain a big point of concern for corporate recovery&nbsp;going ahead. Iron ore, copper trade near decade high as global recovery picks up.&nbsp;

India Inc biz confidence at decade high, commodity prices worry

Business confidence of corporate India is now at a decade high says a survey conducted by Industry&nbsp;body FICCI.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 Overall Business Confidence Index surged to 74.2 vs a dismal 70.2 in the previous survey. Recovery of demand outlook and rising&nbsp;utilisation&nbsp;rates helped sentiment across India Inc.&nbsp;
However,&nbsp;rising raw material costs especially commodity prices remain a big point of concern for corporate recovery&nbsp;going ahead. Iron ore, copper trade near decade high as global recovery picks up.&nbsp;

Business confidence of corporate India is now at a decade high says a survey conducted by Industry&nbsp;body FICCI.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 Overall Business Confidence Index surged to 74.2 vs a dismal 70.2 in the previous survey. Recovery of demand outlook and rising&nbsp;utilisation&nbsp;rates helped sentiment across India Inc.&nbsp;
However,&nbsp;rising raw material costs especially commodity prices remain a big point of concern for corporate recovery&nbsp;going ahead. Iron ore, copper trade near decade high as global recovery picks up.&nbsp;

Economy stabilising in Q2; recovery to be gradual: RBI Governor

RBI&nbsp;governor&nbsp;said economic indicators are pointing to some stabilisation in the second quarter and recovery is likely to be gradual

RBI bank governor Shaktikanta&nbsp;Das&nbsp;on Wednesday said that economic indicators are pointing to some stabilisation in the second quarter of the current fiscal year.
Speaking at a FICCI&nbsp;event, the RBI&nbsp;governor said that recovery is likely to be gradual as efforts towards reopening of the economy are confronted with rising infections.
Global economy estimated to have suffered the sharpest contraction in living memory in the June quarter, Das&nbsp;said adding that&nbsp;a subsequent recovery is underway in several economies such as USA, UK, Euro area and Russia.

RBI bank governor Shaktikanta&nbsp;Das&nbsp;on Wednesday said that economic indicators are pointing to some stabilisation in the second quarter of the current fiscal year.
Speaking at a FICCI&nbsp;event, the RBI&nbsp;governor said that recovery is likely to be gradual as efforts towards reopening of the economy are confronted with rising infections.
The RBI is battle ready and whatever measures are required will be taken&nbsp;to help the industry and businesses to come out of the Covid-19-induced crisis, he assured.
Global economy estimated to have suffered the sharpest contraction in living memory in the June quarter, Das&nbsp;said adding that&nbsp;a subsequent recovery is underway in several economies such as USA, UK, Euro area and Russia.

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