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Time of India
2 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
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The Hindu
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Kavya Ganesh impresses with her nuanced performance
The beauty of the Bharatanatyam margam lies in its structured format. Yet, it allows the artistes to reimagine and present it in their own distinct way. This was evident at the recent performance of Kavya Ganesh, for the HCL series, hosted by the Music Academy. Soft vocals, mild music from the instruments and graceful poses by the dancer set the tone for a vibrant opening. Kavya began her performance with sage Patanjali's 'Shambhu natanam', portraying the lord of dance. The movements were marked by clarity as she conveyed the essence of the hymn. The music composition was by O.S. Arun. Kavya next presented the Swarajathi 'Maamohalahiri meerude', a composition by Kadigai Namashivaya Pulavar in raga Khamas. She expressed well the emotional turmoil of a nayika longing for Muruga. Kavya conveyed the myriad shades of love using the imagery of a lotus. If its beautiful colour, shape and fragrance bring joy to the heart, the flower's blooming at sunrise and wilting during sunset could be compared to a lovelorn nayika. The transition in mood in this sequence — from unrestrained love to coyness — was depicted in a nuanced manner. Similarly, Kavya captured the emotions well in the anupallavi where the heroine is in a dilemma, whether to reach out to her lord or not. The jathis, composed by Ramamoorthy Sri Ganesh, stood out with precise footwork. However, a little more grace would further enhance the impact. The Annamacharya kriti 'Palumaru' in Chakravakam, again, portrayed a sakhi urging goddess Alamelumanga to let go of her anger and indifference towards the lord. Kavya did justice to the piece. However, the the nayika-sakhi interaction in two consecutive compositions was a trifle weary. The dancer next took up the thumri, 'Na kadamb na kunj', which depicts Radha waking up from a dream and searching for Krishna. In her longing, she begins to identify and imagine herself as Krishna, before realising that both Radha and Krishna are one and the same. Kavya beautifully conveyed this transition from Radha to Krishna with sensitivity. The Amritavarshini raga tillana, composed by Satish Venkatesh, with verses from the Valmiki Ramayanam, was the concluding piece. The depiction of monsoon and the joys associated with it lent vibrancy of the piece. Janani Hamsini's singing was soulful and in synchrony with the dance. Kiran Pai on the mridangam, Sujith Naik on the flute, T.V. Sukanya on the violin and Hemanth on the nattuvangam provided good support.
The Print
12-06-2025
- Business
- The Print
Hind Copper plans Rs 2,000cr capex for core expansion by FY31, excludes PPP projects
However, this capital expenditure excludes the development of the Rakha and Chapri mines in Jharkhand, which are being revived through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. The investment is part of HCL's broader plan to triple its ore production capacity from the current 4 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) to 12.2 MTPA by FY2030-31. Kolkata, Jun 11 (PTI) State-run Hindustan Copper Ltd (HCL) will invest around Rs 2,000 crore over the next five to six years to expand its mining operations, primarily at its flagship Malanjkhand Copper Project (MCP) in Madhya Pradesh, a top company official said. A JSW Group company has secured the Mine Developer and Operator (MDO) contract for the two mining blocks in Jharkhand and is expected to invest around Rs 2,600 crore, including the setting up of a concentrator plant. 'The Rs 2,000 crore capex will be funded by HCL, with the majority directed towards the Malanjkhand Copper Project (MCP), which will see an investment of around Rs 1,400–1,500 crore. The remaining will be allocated to projects at Khetri and the Indian Copper Complex,' HCL Chairman and Managing Director Sanjiv Kr Singh told PTI. According to the company's updated corporate presentation, the Malanjkhand site expansion involves the development of underground mining infrastructure, installation of a paste-fill plant, and setting up of a new concentrator facility. At Khetri in Rajasthan, the focus will be on enhancing mining and concentrator capacities, while at Jharkhand's ICC unit, operations at the Rakha mine are expected to resume by the fourth quarter of the current fiscal. The capex initiative also aligns with HCL's broader strategy of increasing domestic copper availability amid India's rising consumption driven by infrastructure, renewable energy, EVs, and defence manufacturing. In FY25, the company recorded its highest-ever revenue of Rs 2,071 crore and profit before tax of Rs 634 crore. Over the past two years, HCL has added over 123 million tonnes of copper ore resources through exploration and plans to continue augmenting its reserves. The miner is also exploring opportunities to acquire new deposits through upcoming mineral auctions and is collaborating with Chile's CODELCO for technology and knowledge-sharing in mining and beneficiation. HCL, the country's only vertically integrated copper producer, currently holds access to about 45 per cent of India's copper ore resources, the company said. PTI BSM NN This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.
New Indian Express
11-06-2025
- Business
- New Indian Express
Hindustan Copper plans Rs 2,000 crore capex over next 5-6 years
Public sector undertaking Hindustan Copper Limited (HCL) plans to invest approximately Rs 2,000 crore over the next 5-6 years as it aims to expand its mining capacity, said the company in its corporate presentation on Wednesday. The state-run copper producer aims to expand its mine capacity from 3.47 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) in FY24-25 to 12.2 MTPA by FY30-31. It stated that an increased budget of exploration led to 123 million tonnes of additional copper ore reserves and resources in the last two years. HCL has been acquiring new promising copper deposits in India and abroad by taking part in mineral auctions. It has also signed MoUs with Indian PSUs to expand its mining portfolio. As per the presentation, the company's capex stood at Rs 350 crore per year between FY22 and FY25. However, in all four years, the company's actual capex stood higher than Rs 350 crore. Hindustan Copper recently reported a 52% increase in consolidated profit at Rs 189 crore for the quarter that ended on March 31. Its consolidated income during the fourth quarter rose to Rs 777.28 crore as against Rs 585.22 crore in the year-ago period.
Time of India
11-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Hindustan Copper plans Rs 2,000cr capex for core expansion by FY31, excludes PPP projects
Hindustan Copper Ltd. (HCL) will invest approximately Rs 2,000 crore over the next five to six years to expand its mining operations, primarily focusing on the Malanjkhand Copper Project in Madhya Pradesh. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads State-run Hindustan Copper Ltd (HCL) will invest around Rs 2,000 crore over the next five to six years to expand its mining operations, primarily at its flagship Malanjkhand Copper Project (MCP) in Madhya Pradesh, a top company official investment is part of HCL's broader plan to triple its ore production capacity from the current 4 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) to 12.2 MTPA by this capital expenditure excludes the development of the Rakha and Chapri mines in Jharkhand, which are being revived through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model.A JSW Group company has secured the Mine Developer and Operator (MDO) contract for the two mining blocks in Jharkhand and is expected to invest around Rs 2,600 crore, including the setting up of a concentrator plant."The Rs 2,000 crore capex will be funded by HCL, with the majority directed towards the Malanjkhand Copper Project (MCP), which will see an investment of around Rs 1,400-1,500 crore. The remaining will be allocated to projects at Khetri and the Indian Copper Complex," HCL Chairman and Managing Director Sanjiv Kr Singh told to the company's updated corporate presentation, the Malanjkhand site expansion involves the development of underground mining infrastructure, installation of a paste-fill plant, and setting up of a new concentrator Khetri in Rajasthan, the focus will be on enhancing mining and concentrator capacities, while at Jharkhand's ICC unit, operations at the Rakha mine are expected to resume by the fourth quarter of the current capex initiative also aligns with HCL's broader strategy of increasing domestic copper availability amid India's rising consumption driven by infrastructure, renewable energy, EVs, and defence manufacturing. In FY25, the company recorded its highest-ever revenue of Rs 2,071 crore and profit before tax of Rs 634 the past two years, HCL has added over 123 million tonnes of copper ore resources through exploration and plans to continue augmenting its reserves. The miner is also exploring opportunities to acquire new deposits through upcoming mineral auctions and is collaborating with Chile's CODELCO for technology and knowledge-sharing in mining and the country's only vertically integrated copper producer, currently holds access to about 45 per cent of India's copper ore resources, the company said.
