The Hindu Business Line : Monday, February 07, 2005

Euro versus Bharat norms
THE recent news that Maruti Udyog has rolled out Euro-III compliant cars is a welcome sign that the automobile industry is catching up with the global standards. Euro-III is nearly equivalent to Bharat Stage-III, which ... More

SHIPPING

Two-terminal-per-operator cap — Opening the competition box at major ports
Extending the `two-terminal-per-operator' cap to an adjacent major port is bound to create problems for the Government. More

Floating on profits...
Shipping lines plan major fleet expansion
PROPELLED by a hefty rise in net profit, despite a volatile freight market in the last quarter, Indian shipping companies have drawn up ambitious fleet expansion plans that should significantly prop up the country's ... More

INTERVIEW

`We are strong in efficiency and performance' — Mr P. T. Vanan, Chairman, New Mangalore Port Trust
New Mangalore Port, the single major port in Karnataka, is on the growth path. Among other major ports in India, the New Mangalore port is ranked second in terms of POL (petroleum, oil and lubricant) traffic. Added to this, iron ore fines, ... More

RAILWAYS

Tata Steel fast-tracking inbound logistics
AT THE current production level of four million tonnes of hot metal annually, Tata Steel's Jamshedpur plant handles about 13million tonnes of raw materials — comprising 4.1 million tonnes of coal (1.8 million ... More

Ships in Ports

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