The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, November 28, 2002

Cabinet decides to alter IA, Malaysian airline agreement
The changes in the pact would provide two major benefits to India, Ms Sushma Swaraj said while briefing presspersons about the Union Cabinet meeting held on Tuesday. More

Domestic air traffic showing signs of recovery post-9/11
DOMESTIC air traffic is showing signs of recovery this year after the 9/11 setback and is slated for a healthy growth, according to the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Indian air operators and the sector has shown a growth rate of six per cent, ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE

5 consortiums submit bids for Kochi project
AS many as five consortiums have submitted application for participation in the final tenders of the International Container Transhipment Terminal proposed by the Cochin Port Trust at Vallarpadam as the deadline for the pre-qualification tender ... More

SHIPPING

Cargill India to set up edible oil refinery — Paradip sees more traffic from 2004
COME January 2004, Paradip port hopes to experience a surge in crude edible oil traffic. This follows the decision of Cargill India, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cargill USA, to put up a 1000-tpd capacity edible refinery at Paradip. On ... More

EVENTS

Navy asked to draft roadmap for defence supplies
THE Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has asked the Indian Navy to draft a 15-year roadmap for forging a partnership with the Indian industry for achieving self-reliance through indigenisation in terms of defence supplies. The roadmap ... More

ROADWAYS

Natpac road safety programme

Ships in Ports

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