The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, January 29, 2002

Public views sought on AAI, port trust Bills
THE Parliamentary Standing Committee on Transport and Tourism has invited written suggestions, views, comments of individuals, institutions and organisations on the Airports Authority of India (Amendment) Bill, 2000 and Major Port Trusts ... More

RAILWAYS

Rlys set to haul 490 mt freight
THE economic slowdown notwithstanding, the Railways is set to haul around 490 million tonnes of revenue earning freight in the current fiscal. This is, however, 10 million tonnes short of the budget estimate of 500 million tonnes. Addressing ... More

`Railneer' to quench commuters' thirst
THE lucrative and possibly single largest captive market for packaged water, the Indian Railways, seems to have gone beyond the reach of corporates, currently battling it out in the estimated Rs 1,000-crore bottled water segment. Pouring water ... More

ROADWAYS

Gamuda (India) set to bag Durgapur NH project
Under the annuity concept, the private operator will not collect tolls from the users of the facility, but he will be paid a fixed semi-annual sum termed `annuity' by the NHAI during the concession period to compensate him for the capital costs, oper ation and maintenance expenses of the project and the returns thereon. More

Ships in Ports

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`Railneer' to quench commuters' thirst

UTI writes off 50% of NPAs in monthly plans

Reliance signs licence for long-distance

Develop bond market to cut forex risk: BIS

Rlys set to haul 490 mt freight

SSI net down 93 pc in Q2

In Depth
Inside Kashmir

Guide to derivatives

US-64

Looking back
Jan. 20-Jan. 26
Kakinada port: A difficult transition

Railways shelves variable tariff plan for petro-products

Bank guarantee for box movement by domestic liners cut to 15 pc