Goa not to partner in building Mopa air port
ECONOMIC TIMES, NEW DELHI | 25 January 2016 09:01 IST
The Goa government will not hold any stake in the proposed greenfield airport in Goa but will have board representation, with veto powers, in the company that builds and runs it, civil aviation ministry officials have said.
This is departure from the practice of state government's being part owners of the greenfield airports, such as those in Hyderabad and Bengaluru and one proposed one in Navi Mumbai. CLICK TO READ MORE
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