The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, July 02, 2005

Air Deccan to invest $5 m for hangar in Chennai
TO strengthen its infrastructure and ensure better maintenance of its aircraft, Air Deccan is investing $5 million for setting up a 16,000-sq-ft hangar at the Chennai International Airport. Captain G.R. Gopinath, Managing Director, Air Deccan, ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE

Kamal Nath inaugurates import warehouse in Bangalore
THE Union Commerce & Industry Minister, Mr Kamal Nath, inaugurated a new import warehouse at the Bangalore Air Cargo Complex (BACC) here today. The Rs 3-crore, 50,000-sq ft facility caters to the increasing import cargo inflow, which surpassed .. More

SHIPPING

SETHUSAMUDRAM PROJECT: A BUSINESS LINE FEATURE

A canal that's more than a waterway
According to an L&T Ramboll report, between 1860 and 1922 as many as nine proposals were formulated for cutting a canal across the narrow strip of land mostly through the Rameswaram island to connect the Gulf of Mannar with Palk Bay. More

A shot in the arm for coastal shipping
THE Rs 2,400-crore Sethusamudram ship canal project (SSCP) will help develop coastal shipping in the country, according tothe Union Minister for Shipping, Mr T.R. Baalu. So far, coastal shipping has not flourished and developed in the country ... More

All roads lead to Madurai
A GALAXY of leaders from the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Government at the Centre led by the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, and the Chairperson of the National Advisory Council, Ms Sonia Gandhi, will participate in the programme in ... More

Liquid bulk cargo jetties at JNPT — Edible oil importers flay BPCL's `priority berthing' proposal
IMPORTERS of edible oil, molasses and industrial chemicals at Jawaharlal Nehru port are up in arms against Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL). They allege that the PSU oil companies are trying to monopolise the two liquid bulk cargo ... More

RAILWAYS

Ready for ride
All set for the inauguration of the new stretch of the Metro line in the Capital.

PEOPLE

Senior Airbus official quits
THE Vice-President (Sales) of Airbus Industrie, Mr Nigel Harwood, has quit. He was involved with sale of aircraft in India. In a statement, Airbus said that the decision of Mr Harwood to "seek other challenges was his own." During his tenure ... More

Ships in Ports

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