The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, December 07, 2002

BA to offer more seats on Kolkata-London
BRITISH Airways (BA) is to operate a Boeing 747-400 aircraft on the London-Kolkata-London sector, thereby increasing the number of seats available in economy class from the earlier 127 to more than 260. In a statement, BA has said the Boeing ... More

IA loss at Rs 246.7 cr in 2001-02
INDIAN Airlines has incurred a loss of Rs 246.75 crore during the financial year 2001-02, which is marginally less than the budgeted estimate of Rs 250.65 crore. The IA board, which met here today, approved the accounts for the year ending ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE

IOC under pressure to scrap MoU with Adanis
INDIAN Oil Corporation (IOC) is under pressure to scrap the memorandum of understanding (MoU) it had signed with the Adani group for discharging six million tonnes of crude meant for its Panipat refinery through the single buoy mooring (SBM) ... More

Hy-Grade Pellets, Essar sign deal for pipeline
A CONTRACT for the construction of an iron ore slurry pipeline from Bailadila to Visakhapatnam was signed between Hy-Grade Pellets Ltd, a joint venture between Stemcor of the UK and the Essar group and OAO Stroytransgaz's consortium with Essar ... More

INSURANCE

MSRDC moots insurance scheme
THE Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) is contemplating insurance coverage against theft of white goods on the Pune-Mumbai Expressway. "The coverage would only be for goods such as cell-phones, mobiles, laptops or any other ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Dak Adalat during third week

Ships in Ports

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