“There is zero cement used in the building of this property,” he shares ... Cottage ‘Jal’ allows plenty of natural light in to create a feeling of openness ‘Agni’ room’s stunning feature is the ...

Lava Agni 3 5G is all set to debut in India this month according to leaks and here’s what you can expect from the mid-ranger. Lava’s Agni series phones have gained momentum in the Indian ...

Agni Green Power Ltd. share price was up by 4.19% from the previous closing price of ₹43.00. Who are peers of Agni Green Power Ltd.? The peers of Agni Green Power Ltd. are Siemens Ltd, CG Power ...

The AAP leader in Hindi said “Mukhyamantri ji Agni Pariksha se guzarne ke liye taiyyar hai'.” He added, “Now it's in the hands of the people of Delhi to decide if he is honest or not.

Despite recent challenges, such as slowing demand, falling cement prices and profitability pressures, the cement industry has a lot going for it. MUMBAI: When we talk about sectors with potential ...

Industrialist Hasmukh Kanji Patel, who owns Mombasa Cement Company, died on Thursday after a short illness. He was 58 years old. Coastal leaders, including Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir ...

The Chairman of BUA Cement, Abdul Samad Rabiu, has attributed the high cost of cement to the exploitation of consumers by middlemen within the supply chain. Rabiu noted that the activities of ...

I am a first-year MBBS student at a medical college in Pakistan and hail from an under-developed area of Sindh. My problem is that I don’t want to get married at this time, as I am only 20 years ...

Qassim Cement H1 2024 profit leaps 58% to SAR 147.1; Q2 at SAR 72.9M 6 M 2024 Qassim Cement Q1 2024 profit jumps 35% to SAR 74.2M 3 M 2024 Qassim Cement 2023 profit up 9% to SAR 142M; Q4 at SAR 40.9M ...

Industrialist and philanthropist Hasmukh Patel, the owner of Mombasa Cement Company, has died at the age of 58. Family spokesman Samir Bhalo on Thursday told Nation.Africa that Mr Patel ...

The combined impact of Naira depreciation and high inflation pressure has triggered a 121 per cent rise in the production cost of cement, dimming Nigerians’ hope for lower cement prices.