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Cairn Vedanta and Navi Mumbai Airport
Cairn Vedanta Deal and Navi Mumbai International Airport

11/3/2011

Roll Nos: 82- Siddharth Malhotra
84- Ashish Masurkar
86- Dhwanil Meghani
88- Nishant Meshram
90- Varsha Mewada
92- Vibhav Mishra
94- Nilesh Motwani
96- Arpita Nair
98- Ujwal Netam
100- Rahul Noronha

Index | Topic | Page No. | I. | Cairn-Vedanta Deal | | 1 | Introduction | | 2 | Chronological Events in the Cairn Vedanta Deal | | 3 | The put-option, call-option and right of first refusal (RoFR) clause in the Strategic Partnership Act (SPA) | | 4 | Domain of Statutory Approvals | | | | | II. | Navi Mumbai Airport | | 5 | Introduction. | | 6 | What the new airport means for Mumbai. * Why is it good for city * Environmentalist unhappy. * Positive impacts on the city. | | 7 | Analysis of alternate sites. | | 8 | SWOT analysis. | | 9 | Flow of events. * The beginning of the idea. * Fixing navi Mumbai as location. * MoEF rejects the plan. * Amendments in CRZ,1991. * Further concerns by MoEF under Mr. Jairam Ramesh. * NMIA to carry out an EIA. * Findings of the EIA. | | 10 | The Compromise | | 11 | The approved plan | | | | | III. | Annexures | | A | Bilateral Investment Protection and Promotion Agreement (BIPA) | | B | Environmental Protection Act (EPA) | | C | Right of first refusal (ROFR or RFR) | |

The Cairn Vedanta Deal
Introduction
In August 2010, Vedanta Resources indicated its interest in purchasing a controlling stake in Cairn India.
Vedanta Resources is a global mining and metal company with its headquarters in London, United Kingdom. It was started in 1976 by Mr Anil Agarwal.
Cairn India is a subsidiary of Cairn Energy Public Limited. (Cairn Energy is global oil and gasexploration company with its headquarters based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.)
This deal went on to become the most publicised deals of its time in India, and is

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