The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, June 01, 2006

AIRLINES
`Consequences of airlines merger must be considered'
While formulating the new civil aviation policy, the Government should consider the consequences of merger of airlines including the matter regarding reallocation of infrastructure facilities at the airports, the Parliamentary Standing Committee ... More

SHIPPING
Kolkata Port Trust board yet to be constituted
Centre's formal notification awaited for members' nomination More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
DoP eyes Rs 500 cr from mobile user verification
Budgetary deficit to fall below Rs 1,000 crore for the first time More

RAILWAYS
Railways to expedite Coimbatore projects
Junction being given a facelift at a cost of about Rs 50 lakh More

South Western Rly drive to improve infrastructure facilities
More amenities for freight handling planned More

Mundra-NCR rail route to be ready in one year
The rail route to move double stack containers between the national capital region and Mundra port is likely to be ready in a year, a senior Government official said on Wednesday. Speaking at a seminar on the entry of private firms into the ... More

Tariff plan for Mumbai Metro project
The tariff plan for the 11 km Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar of the Mumbai Metro project was approved by the Maharashtra Government on Wednesday. The decision was taken after the weekly Cabinet meeting, according to an official press ... More

Rlys to restore telescopic benefit
The Railways on Wednesday said that it would restore telescopic benefit in journeys that include trains of two different routes. The Ministry of Railways have restored the telescopic benefits in end-to-end fares with effect from ... More

ROADWAYS
Eco-friendly initiative
JUTE GEOTEXTILE is being used for laying the 4.8-km long Natuk-Dungal Road in Paschim Medinipur district of West Bengal on Wednesday. This is the country's first pilot project for laying rural roads using jute geotextile under the Pradhan Mantri ... More