The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, April 06, 2004

AIRLINES
Jet, Sahara can also fly to Dhaka, Kathmandu
IN a further opening of the international skies for the private sector airlines, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation has given its nod to Jet Airways and Air Sahara to t fly to Kathmandu and Dhaka. Sources confirmed to Business ... More

SHIPPING
Tuticorin port handles record cargo
THE Tuticorin port handled a record cargo throughput of 13.67 million tonnes during financial year 2003-04. This is an increase of 2.89 per cent over previous year's figure of 13.29 million tonnes. Imports were 10.18 million tonnes, and ... More

Sagar Mala project to change maritime sector's horizons
THE Sagar Mala project, when implemented, would bring about major changes to improve the maritime industry and is expected to infuse new life into some of the neglected sectors, such as inland waterways and coastal shipping, said Mr M.P. John, ... More

APM Terminals set to take control of Pipavav Port
CLOSE on the heels of its successful bid to develop and operate a new container terminal at Jawaharlal Nehru Port, the Denmark-based AP Moller-Maersk A/S Group is close to acquiring a controlling stake in Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd (GPPL), the ... More

CDLB revises on-board handling charges
THE Calcutta Dock Labour Board (CDLB) has rationalised on-board handling charges in respect of empties (empty containers) as well as mechanical handling of bulk cargoes such as fertilizers, rock phosphate, sulphur and pulses. The revised rates, ... More

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