The Hindu Business Line : Friday, October 15, 2004

AIRLINES
Air Mauritius to hike flights along with visa waiver
INDIANS travelling to Mauritius on holiday or business after October 1, will not require visas, provided they have return tickets, confirmed hotel bookings and sufficient funds. Air Mauritius plans to expand its Indian market with an ... More

`Air Canada open to tie-up with AI'
AIR Canada, which considers India as an important market is open to having a tie-up with Air India (AI), the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, ACE Aviation Holdings Inc (ACE), Mr Robert Milton, said on Thursday. "I am completely ... More

SHIPPING
Shipping Ministry plans roadshows abroad
"There are possibilities of getting more orders from foreign countries considering the opportunities in the changed global scenario." More

RAILWAYS
RITES bags national award
NEW DELHI: RITES Ltd, a public sector unit of the Indian Railways, has received a National Award for 2004 by Consultancy Development Centre for excellence in consultancy service for the Delhi Metro Corporation Ltd project. ... More

Wet grinder units' plea for rail booking facility
THE wet grinder manufacturers here have sought the intervention of the Minister of State for Railways, Mr R.Velu, to restore the parcel booking facility at the Peelamedu and North Coimbatore railway stations. In a memorandum to the Minister, Mr ... More

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