The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, March 29, 2005

Freight rates set to rise on South Asia, Australia lines
SHIPMENTS by containers between Australia and India will soon become costlier. This follows the decision of the shipping lines that are members of the South East Asia and South Asia/Australia Trade Facilitation Agreement to implement a freight ... More

General insurers pitching to provide risk cover to port trusts
GENERAL insurance companies have begun pitching for providing risk cover to port trusts in the country after the devastating impact of the tsunami that hit the East coast on December 26 last year. Among the insurance companies in the lead for ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Indiapost enters goods transport sector
"We hope to make Logistic Post a national service by June." More

RAILWAYS

Railways posts 11 pc growth in revenue from coal freight
THE Indian Railways has registered an 11.39-per cent growth in revenues from coal transportation for April 2004-February 2005, compared to the same period last year, with freight earnings by transportation of coal touching Rs 11,794 crore. In ... More

Rail terminal at Kochuveli
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The city's second railway terminal at Kochuveli will start operations from March 30 when the Kerala Chief Minister, Mr Oommen Chandy, flags-off the Kochuveli-Hazrat Nizamuddin Kerala Sampark Kranti Express. The Union ... More

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