The Hindu Business Line : Friday, March 22, 2002

Malaysia keen on jt ventures with States for core projects
THE Malaysian Government is keen on technical tie-ups with State Governments here to participate in infrastructure projects. It has already tied up with the Tamil Nadu Government to implement a four-phase, Rs 2,700-crore project to set up a ... More

SHIPPING

Working group to frame new tariff for box terminals at major ports
The TAMP has asked P&O Ports to come up with a suitable proposal within six months for the introduction of a volume discount scheme at its container terminal in the Chennai Port based on the experience gained in operating the terminal. More

Fresh tender likely for Hooghly estuary works
THE Kolkata Port Trust (KoPT) is mulling floating a fresh tender for the much-publicised River Regulatory Scheme designed to improve the drafts in the Hooghly estuary. Several international dredging contractors who have submitted their bids in ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Courier service flying high
Big players such as ANL Parcel and Courier Service have not only upgraded their technology but also introduced training programmes for field staff at various levels. Their transactions were also through banks.Courier business in Andhra Pradesh was wo rth Rs 70 crore, Mr J. Sowmitri, the General Secretary of the Andhra Pradesh Couriers Association, said. More

Ships in Ports

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