The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, June 29, 2004

AIRLINES
Delhi, Mumbai airport FDI at 49 pc cleared
THE Government on Monday approved a proposal capping the foreign direct investment (FDI) limit for restructuring and modernisation of the Delhi and Mumbai airports at 49 per cent. The four-member empowered Group of Ministers (e-GoM), which met ... More

SHIPPING
Lack of Rly facilities may hamper coking coal import thru Paradip
WHILE the emergence of several steel plants in Orissa is bound to boost imports of coking coal through the Paradip port, what is of concern is how to smoothen the increased traffic out of the port in the absence of proper railway ... More

Tonnage tax delay may see GE Shipping flag out vessels
THE board of Great Eastern Shipping Ltd, the country's largest fleet owner in the private sector, on Friday took an in-principle decision to flag out some of its vessels if the long-proposed tonnage tax does not come through. The decision follows ... More

TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS

Kerala transport staff's plea

ROADWAYS
Kerala trailer truck operators go on strike
AGITATED over the alleged harassment by State Road Transport officials, 700-odd trailer truck operators at Cochin Port began their indefinite strike on Monday, hindering export/import trade in the State. The members of Container Operators ... More

Ports

Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in
Subscribe to: Business Line

Pick a Winner Stock Market Contest

Rubber shortage forces tyre cos to import more

DoT may cut bank guarantee for mobile, basic providers

Indian Bank channels credit direct to farmers

Gold prices may soften in H2

BIS highlights India's challenges

Singapore is streets ahead of India in biotech race

Spices exports double in Apr-May

Looking back
Jun. 20-Jun. 26
Assocham for privatisation of State transport