The Hindu Business Line : Friday, August 23, 2002

IOC not keen on Sandheads project
At Haldia, large vessels with full load cannot come because of the limited navigability of the Hooghly river. At the Sandheads, the proposed location of the floating storage operation, not less than 50 metres draft is available. More

Tuticorin port to restart package marine charges
IN a bid to attract main line vessels with higher GRT (gross registered tonnage) to the port, the Tuticorin Port Trust (TPT) has decided to reintroduce the conventional package marine charges of $15,000 per call, says a TPT release. The package ... More

`Curbs' on Indian seamen at select US ports
INDIANS are among seamen of select nationalities being stopped from disembarking at US ports without visa, the London-based International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has informed local shipping companies here. Besides, ships with crew of Indian, ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Blue Dart opens office in Bangalore
BANGALORE: Blue Dart Express Ltd has opened its new regional office at Bangalore. Located next the airport and close to the Blue Dart Aviation bonded warehouse, the Blue Dart Express hub and the Mysore Sales International Ltd's ... More

RAILWAYS

Ircon pre-tax profit at Rs 127 cr
NEW DELHI: Ircon International Ltd has recorded a pre-tax profit of Rs 127 crore on a turnover of Rs 900 crore in fiscal 2001. Addressing the 28th Annual General Meeting, the IRCON Chairman, Mr B.S. Sudhir Chandra, said the net foreign ... More

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