The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 07, 2002

Emirates to take up open sky offer — Other airlines hesitant
INTERNATIONAL airlines operating to and from India are divided on whether to take up the Indian Government's offer on following an `open sky' policy for a four-month period from December this year to March next. While the Dubai-based Emirates ... More

IA extends modified fares

SHIPPING

Kolkata port raises bars to IWT vessels
FOR THE past couple of months, there has been a spurt in export of foodgrains by barges to Bangladesh from Kolkata/Haldia. At a time when a lot of emphasis is being laid on the promotion of trade by the inland water transport (IWT) vessels, ... More

Kochi port moves to sail ahead
AS PART of its strategy to stay ahead in the competitive environment, the Cochin Port Trust has resorted to several cost reduction measures, both long and short term, according to Mr A. Janardhana Rao, Deputy Chairman of the port. This was ... More

RAILWAYS

Kottavalasa-Kirandul line — An obstacle course
THE 644-metre long 56-wagon goods train labours up the steep incline just before Similiguda (Orissa) station on the Kottavalasa-Kirandul (K-K) line, which is Indian Railways' highest station on broad gauge. Hauled by three engines, the train ... More

Ships in Ports

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