The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, February 09, 2002

Air India hopes to net Rs 711 cr in 2006-07
Air India, which expects to report a net profit of Rs 21.50 crore during 2001-02, the final year of the Ninth Plan, has estimated that its net profits would increase to Rs 711.10 crore during the terminal year of the Tenth five-year Plan period ... More

Air Sahara begins new daily service to Hyderabad
AIR Sahara, formerly Sahara Airlines, has launched daily direct flight service to Hyderabad from Kolkata and Bangalore. According to Mr Uttam Kumar Bose, Chief Executive Officer, the airline which belongs to the Rs 16,000-crore Sahara India ... More

Air India reinstates suspended officials
THE Government has decided to reinstate the Air India General Manager, Major J.J. Singh, and other officers who were suspended following the detection of two Afghan passengers, scheduled to travel between Mumbai and Delhi, continuing the journey ... More

Kuwait Airways to begin Kochi service soon
KUWAIT Airways (KA), which is to start a thrice-a-week service on the Kuwait-Kochi-Kuwait sector from March 24, also plans to approach the Indian Government for permission to start operating flights to Hyderabad. Addressing a press conference, ... More

EVENTS

`Customer satisfaction is the ultimate goal'
CUSTOMER satisfaction should be the be-all and end-all of all logistics solutions, according to Mr Matsuo Honda, General Manager, Mitsubishi Corporation. Addressing the second national convention of the Asian Council of Logistics Management ... More

RAILWAYS

Rakesh Mohan proposals for Rlys shelved
THE Railway Minister, Mr Nitish Kumar, today made it clear that it will not be feasible to implement reform measures recommended by the Rakesh Mohan Committee - corporatisation of production units, revamp of the Railway Board, recast of ... More

Overall growth in SC Rly's passenger, freight traffic
THE South Central Railway (SCR), in line with its past record, has registered a good performance in freight and passenger movement and in the execution of projects during this year. According to Mr S.M. Singla, General Manager, SCR, freight ... More

Ministry mulls licensing of unviable branch lines
NEW DELHI: THE Railway Ministry is planning to license out close to 10 loss-making uneconomic branch lines to private operators who will operate services on these lines. The Indian Railways will, however, continue to be the owner of this asset, ... More

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