Government releases Rs.840 mn for airport development
AVIATION & AIRPORTS

Government releases Rs.840 mn for airport development

To push the development of airports across the state, the government has released Rs.840 mn  to the state-run Maharashtra Airports Development Corporation (MADC). Of the amount, Rs.450 mn has been disbursed for the development of greenfield airport at Purandar in Pune district through a JV...

To push the development of airports across the state, the government has released Rs.840 mn  to the state-run Maharashtra Airports Development Corporation (MADC). Of the amount, Rs.450 mn has been disbursed for the development of greenfield airport at Purandar in Pune district through a JV company.Contact: Valsa Ramannair Singh, Principal Secretary, Maharashtra Airports Development Corporation.Address: 8th Floor, World Trade Centre, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai-400 005.Tel: 022-4921 2121.E-mail: contact.mum.madc@gov.in Website: www.madcindia.org 

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