The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 27, 2003

P&O Ports boxed out
IT was a crucial court order not only for Jawaharlal Nehru Port but for the Government of India as well. The port management can now go ahead with its tender for setting up a second container terminal on BOT basis. For the Government, it is a ... More

Contractual obligations — P&O Ports seeks Chennai port's help
A LITTLE over a year into the three-year deadline set by the Union Government for bringing in mainline vessels to the container terminal and making Chennai a hub port on the East Coast, P&O Ports has sought the assistance of Chennai Port Trust to ... More

INTERVIEW

`Hinterland development crucial to traffic growth' — Mr N. K. Raghupathy, Chairman, Tuticorin Port Trust
Mr N. K. Raghupathy, an officer of IAS of 1975 batch and belonging to West Bengal cadre, took over as the Chairman of Tuticorin Port Trust less than a year ago. In this interview in his Tuticorin office recently, Mr Raghupathy discusses ... More

ROADWAYS

Where are the pedestrian ways?
In India, much importance has not been given to pedestrian pathways and crossings. And where they exist, they have been encroached upon by hawkers. Will the Government look into this and ensure pedestrian safety? More

Ships in Ports

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