The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, July 28, 2005

Aircraft maintenance centre to come up in Hyderabad
EYEING an estimated annual $100 million aircraft maintenance market in India, HAMCO (Hyderabad Aircraft Maintenance Company Pvt Ltd) has announced its plans to set up the country's `first independent' maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) ... More

Flight services yet to resume
THOUGH the showers lashing the city have subsided considerably, flight operations are yet to be restored. All flights since Tuesday evening have been cancelled. Mr V. Thulasidas, Chairman and Managing Director, Air India, said the airline ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE

NMPT invites exporters to make use of CWC sops
THE recent announcement of Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) to offer concessions for importers and exporters to utilise the container freight station in the premises of New Mangalore Port has helped in attracting new exporters to move ... More

SHIPPING

Rains hit port operations in Mumbai
LOADING and unloading operations at the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) and Mumbai port were severely affected due to the incessant rains that lashed the country's commercial capital on Tuesday and Wednesday. Officials said operations at ... More

GENERAL INSURANCE

Royal Sundaram software for marine insurance
ROYAL Sundaram Alliance Insurance Company has launched marine insurance software called `Sea Drive', a Web-based application that enables customers and intermediaries of the company to generate policies online. This software will enable the ... More

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT

Aviation policy to focus on making FDI norms flexible
THE civil aviation policy, that is to be presented to the Union Cabinet next month, will focus on bringing in more flexibility in the foreign direct investment norms in the sector, the Secretary Civil Aviation, Mr Ajay Prasad, said today. The ... More

RAILWAYS

Rlys plans to issue online receipts for booking of goods
INDIAN Railways plans to make it possible for its customers to print and issue their railway receipts (RR) at select destinations of the customers' choice. While the Railways has already implemented this in the Southern, South Central and East ... More

ROADWAYS

Truckers move Ministry on motor cover premium hike
IN a sharp reaction to the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority's (IRDA) view that motor premium can be increased by insurers even in the absence of claims in the preceding year, the transport industry has sought the intervention of ... More

Mumbai deluge may drain insurers on motor portfolio
INSURERS fear that the deluge in Mumbai on Tuesday is likely to create a large dent in their motor portfolio. "There could be a lot of claims on the motor insurance side since many cars and other vehicles would have to undergo repairs. We have ... More

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