The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, June 26, 2002

Two labour nominees on Kandla port trust board — Workers drop strike move
THE Union Shipping Ministry has appointed two labour nominees on the re-constituted board of trustees of the Kandla Port Trust through a notification issued on June 21. Mr M.L. Bellani representing the Transport and Dock Workers' Union and Mr ... More

TUs to boycott oil tankers to KRL
THE Kochi Thuramugha Samrakhana Samithy, a joint forum of trade unions of the Cochin Port Trust, has informed the port Chairman about its decision to boycott oil tankers carrying crude oil to Kochi Refineries Ltd (KRL) with effect from July ... More

Chamber bid to make NMPT more industry-friendly
IN an attempt to make the New Mangalore Port (NMPT) more trade and industry-friendly, the Kanara Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) has listed out a series of initiatives that it considers necessary for the `efficient' functioning of the ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Concor domestic cargo terminal coming up near Patna
CONTAINER Corporation of India (Concor) is setting up a domestic cargo terminal at Fatuha, about 20 km from Patna. To be built over 20 acres of land, the terminal is estimated to cost about Rs 5 crore. With this, the number of Concor terminals ... More

ROADWAYS

Emission tests to cost more in AP
VEHICLE owners in Andhra Pradesh will soon have to cough up double the existing costs for emission tests on their vehicles. According to a proposal okayed by the State Cabinet recently, the pollution check fee is being enhanced from Rs 15 to Rs ... More

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