The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, April 09, 2002

Govt in no hurry to corporatise ports: Goyal
THE Union Government is not in a hurry to corporatise major ports in the country and create workers unrest, the Union Minister of Shipping, Mr Ved Prakash Goyal, said here on Monday. In an exclusive interview to Business Line, Mr Goyal ... More

Govt asks SCI to pay 30 pc interim
THE Union Government has asked Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) to pay an interim dividend of about 30 per cent by the end of May, well ahead of the proposed privatisation of the state-owned shipping line. SCI had skirted the Shipping ... More

Bengal Govt irked by port post downgrade
MR M.L. Meena, a West Bengal cadre IAS officer of 1983 batch and currently holding the position of Director (Port Development) in the Shipping Ministry, has been appointed as the Deputy Chairman of the Kolkata Port Trust (KPT) in-charge of Haldia ... More

Govt scouting for expert to head TAMP
THE Union Government is scouting for an expert in financial and audit-related areas to head the Tariff Authority for Major Ports (TAMP) till such time when the existing regulator is converted into an appellate tribunal, the Union Shipping ... More

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