The Hindu Business Line : Friday, February 15, 2002

Air India mulls flights to West via China
WITH Pakistan air space being closed for Indian registered aircraft, Air India is exploring the option of operating its West-bound flights on a new route over China in order to save both flying time and money. Sources told Business Line ... More

SHIPPING

Paradip set to move Nalco ingots again
AFTER a long gap and a lot of uncertainty, the Orissa-based National Aluminium Company (Nalco) is all set to start shipments of aluminium ingots through the Paradip port. The first shipment is expected towards the end of this month. "Once the ... More

RAILWAYS

Call to hasten rail line works
CAPEXIL has sought expeditious completion of the long-pending 155-km-long Daitari-Keonjhar-Banspani (DKB) railway line project for increasing iron ore exports from the mineral rich eastern region in a big way. In a recent memorandum submitted to ... More

Joint venture with NTPC to power Rlys' requirement
THE Railway Ministry and National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) will form a joint venture company to set up power plants to meet the energy requirements of the Indian Railways. The move is aimed at helping the Indian Railways reduce its ... More

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