The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, June 06, 2006

AIRLINES
Govt nod awaited for Naresh Goyal to join Sahara board
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has not cleared the name of Mr Naresh Goyal, Chairman of Jet Airways, to join the Air Sahara board despite giving clearance to four Jet Airways directors to do so. The four directors cleared are Dr Vijay ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE
APM to double Pipavav box terminal capacity
The Hague-based APM Terminals, part of the APMoller-Maersk Group - which formally took over Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd - has proposed to double its container terminal capacity to one million TEUs by 2008 and develop a new container berth of ... More

SHIPPING
Ministry invites EoIs for Bengal deep-sea port
Consultant to assist from spot selection till port commissioning More

Ennore port projects get environment clearance
Pvt operators to create infrastructure to handle coal, marine liquid cargo More

We have no issues with GE Shipping demerger: ONGC
Mr R.S. Sharma, Acting Chairman and Managing Director of ONGC, has said that the company has no legal objection to the GE Shipping demerger. Mr Sharma stated that they do have issues with the contract management. The company has begun the ... More

Varun Shipping plans pvt placement?
Rumours of a private placement have been dogging the counter of Varun Shipping in the recent past. The stock, however, in keeping with the overall bearish trend, ended the day at Rs 79, down 2.41 per cent, on the BSE. As per market buzz, the ... More

RAILWAYS
`Scope for more luxury trains'
The Director, Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Ltd (IRCTC), Mr Rakesh Saxena, has said that there is scope for running a second luxury train like the `Palace on Wheels', which is now fully booked till 2010. Addressing a meeting ... More

TN Chamber hails Railways' decision
The Tamilnadu Chamber of Commerce and Industry has hailed the restoration of telescopic benefits on end-to-end fares effective June 15 by the Ministry of Railways. In a statement, the Chamber President, Mr S. Rethinavelu, thanked ... More

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