The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, August 22, 2002

Travel agents unhappy with IA sops
A LARGE number of travel agents in Chennai say that the new incentive scheme brought out by Indian Airlines has too many conditions attached to it and as such is "unfair" to the trade. Indian Airlines has introduced a short-term incentive ... More

SHIPPING

HRC Shipping offers Chennai-Haldia sea link
HRC Shipping Ltd, the largest private sector ship owner/operator of Bangladesh, has received licence from the Director-General Shipping to operate coastal service between Chennai and Haldia on the east coast. According to sources, its 500 ... More

Plea for `mother vessels' at TN ports
HIGH port handling charges are denting the end-prices of the country's exports making them uncompetitive, the Tirupur Exporters' Association (TEA) has said. Port delays due to customs procedures and inefficient handling result in 30 per cent ... More

GENERAL INSURANCE

IRDA seeks details of motor cover refusals
THE Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority's (IRDA) patience on the motor insurance front appears to be running out. Faced with persistent complaints from transporters on alleged defiance by the insurance companies of the regulatory ... More

Ships in Ports

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