Tire maker MRF Ltd appealed to the National Company Law Appellate Court last 12 years against a monthly order asking the antitrust regulator to review and recalculate its rulings on cartel and price fixing charges. The Supreme Court of India on Monday lost an appeal on the appeal filed by tire maker MRF Ltd. ) was asked to reply. Collected by the tire company. The CCI took up the matter against the tire company on 8 178.8.2018 Rs 1 crore was fined and they were asked to stop the unfair business practices. A bench headed by Justice Sanjiv Khanna issued a notice for the CCI and tagged the CCI appeal with the MRF appeal. In April last year, the Supreme Court was hearing the CCII’s order refusing to stay the appellate court. NCLAT has directed the CCI to pass a fresh order after tire manufacturers appealed for a fresh review of miscalculations and omissions and a review of penalties to save the domestic tire industry. The appellate court said that since the purpose of the competitio...

NEW DELHI: Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan plans to overhaul exploration policy in a bid to attract investors, improve energy production and revitalize the economy after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) implemented major reforms. Meanwhile, the ministry is setting strict targets for ONGC and other state-owned exploration companies to reverse the oil recession. 45 15-year-old Pradhan wants to replace 15-year-old Pradhan The history of the production-sharing system has caused more controversy. Oil and gas production declined. The 2522 offered In each block, only three individuals are in production. The new system aims to inspire investor confidence and reduce government intervention. “We want to improve the ease of doing business in India. We need to remove bottlenecks, reduce red tape and give investors the confidence to invest in oil and gas exploration and production,” he told the Indian Trust. The focus is on increasing domestic oil and gas production. It started wi...

Energy XM2 The range will replace the Energy XM2 range of tires in India, the agency said. French tire giant Michelin said on Monday that it has launched a new range of tires in India primarily for small and medium-sized passenger cars. The company said the Energy XM2 range of tires will replace the Energy XM2 range of tires in the country. “Long-lasting performance is at the heart of Michelin’s work. In India, we have once again raised the bar for daily commuter tires with the Michelin Energy XM2 (previously known as the Michelin Energy XM2), establishing ourselves as the leading mass-market tire for the For the eighth consecutive year. Starting at Rs. 5090, the new range will be available at the company’s authorized dealers across the country from early next year in 30 sizes (12 to 16 inches).