The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, July 27, 2004

AIRLINES
Issue of slots at London airport — Indo-UK air talks not to be affected
IN a departure from the previous policy, the Congress-led UPA Government has said that the issue of availability of slots at London airport will not hold back bilateral air services talks between India and the UK. The Minister for Civil ... More

SHIPPING
Trade plea to get losses refunder at CCT — Tariff Authority seeks clarification
THE Shipping Ministry will shortly clarify whether its September 2002 policy directive to the Tariff Authority for Major Ports (TAMP) to refrain from accepting individual representations from trade and users on tariff related issues would remain ... More

Calsoft set to close deal with major shipping line
CALIFORNIA Software Ltd (Calsoft), a Chennai-based software firm, is increasing its presence in the global shipping sector. The company provides information technology services to two global shipping lines, A.P. Moller-Maersk and Mitsui OSK, and ... More

RAILWAYS
Cabinet nod for freight train services to Nepal
THE Union Cabinet on Monday gave its post-facto approval to the signing of the India-Nepal Rail Services Agreement that allows for introduction of freight train services to Birgunj in Nepal via Raxaul in Bihar. Nepal has developed a ... More

ROADWAYS
Private buses off the roads in Kerala
AN estimated 20,000 private buses in the State stayed off the roads on Monday in response to a call for an indefinite strike by the Kerala State Private Bus Operators' Federation. The bus operators have launched the indefinite strike to press ... More

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