The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, January 05, 2006

LogicaCMG to shift shared services operations to India
THE India operations of the European IT firm LogicaCMG is set to emerge as the global hub for the company's business process shared services such as finance and accounting (F&A), procurement, HR services and technology help desk. The company ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE

Govt may consider re-evaluating bids for airports modernisation
THE Government has said that the on-going process for the modernisation and restructuring of Delhi and Mumbai airports will not be scrapped though it was willing to consider re-evaluating the bids that have been received. "The Government could ... More

SHIPPING

CCT revises rail container movement procedures; transit time to be reduced
Handling inefficiencies led to increase in transit time for boxes in-bound and out-bound from ICDs through CCT. More

Concor's barge service between Bangladesh, Kolkata yet to take off
CONTAINER Corporation of India's (Concor) bid to start barge movement of containers between Kolkata Dock System (KDS) and Narayangunge port in Bangladesh from November last has not succeeded so far. The traders, who were earlier exuberant about ... More

Advisory panel on dock safety
KOCHI:Mr K.V.A. Iyer, Vice-President of the Cochin Port Labour Union representing CITU, has been nominated to the advisory committee on dock safety constituted by the Union Labour Ministry. The Chairman of the 10-member committee will ... More

RAILWAYS

Japanese Minister travels on Delhi Metro
THE Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Taro Aso, travelled on Wednesday on the Delhi Metro Rail from the Central Secretariat to R K Ashram Marg. He was accompanied by Dr E. Sreedharan, Managing Director of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation ... More

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