The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, June 27, 2002

Jet Air cuts fares on two sectors
JET Airways (JA) on Wednesday announced a Rs 635 cut in economy class fares on the Mumbai-Nagpur-Mumbai sector and a Rs 525 reduction in the economy class Mumbai-Goa-Mumbai sector for a limited period from July 1. The move comes a day after ... More

Jet Air alters South sector schedule
JET Airways on Wednesday announced several changes in its schedule, including operating a daily flight on the Hyderabad-Visakhapatnam sector and changing the timing of some flights operating from-and-to Chennai. The airlines has decided to ... More

Emirates to double Dubai, Munich flights
EMIRATES Airline is to double its services between Dubai and Munich, the capital of Germany's Bavaria. It will add five more flights a week from October 27and two more from March 31, 2003, to double the everyday service. The increase has been ... More

Scope for air cargo traffic from Mangalore: KCCI
With the setting up of a special economic zone (SEZ) at Hassan and the Karnataka Government's proposal to extend export promotion industrial parks to SEZs with private participation, KCCI anticipates immense potential for local air cargo traffic. More

INFRASTRUCTURE

GAIL hopes to retail LPG along pipelines
GAS Authority of India Ltd (GAIL) is planning to start retail marketing of LPG and has accordingly appealed to the n Government for clearance. "We produce one million tonnes of LPG annually, accounting for 18 per cent of the country's total, ... More

Hudco aid for Adarsh Basti scheme

SHIPPING

Tanker boycott to hit petro goods supply
THE proposed boycott of tankers bringing crude oil to Kochi Refineries Ltd by the port workers from July 1 will affect the distribution of petroleum products in the southern-most region of the country. ``This move will lead to non-availability ... More

TCS, CMC bag Adani project in Mundra
TATA Consultancy Services and CMC (now a Tata group company), have jointly bagged a project from Adani Ports Ltd for an integrated port management system. The project would computerise the company's bulk cargo needs for the port established in ... More

RAILWAYS

Railway Minister not keen to divest PSUs on his turf
AFTER Mr Ram Naik, it's now the turn of the Railway Minister, Mr Nitish Kumar, to oppose disinvestment of public sector undertakings on his turf. Mr Kumar told Business Line on Tuesday that he was not in favour of disinvestment in Rail ... More

Rlys plans SPV to raise load capacity of mega road project
At a press conference here, Mr Kumar said that he had held discussions with the Finance Minister, Mr Yaswant Sinha, on the plans to set up a SPV which will implement the capacity augmentation projects on the Golden Quadrilateral and the diagonals. More

ROADWAYS

Kerala Govt mulls road safety authority
The proposed authority would have representatives from the police, transport and public works departments. More

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES

NexGen system to track vehicles
INFRASTRUCTURE technology company, NexGen Logistics, has announced the launch of NexGenTracker, satellite-based automatic vehicle-tracking system. The company has tied up with Inmarsat, the world's largest geo-stationary satellite service ... More

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Rlys plans SPV to raise load capacity of mega road project

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