The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, July 12, 2006

Air Deccan favours continuance of Begumpet Airport
Air Deccan has joined the voices that supported the continuance of the Begumpet Airport even after the completion of the international airport at Shamshabad in 2008. A senior official of the Bangalore-based airline felt that the existing ... More

New offer from Air India Express
Air India Express, Air India's low-cost subsidiary, is offering a one-way fare of Rs 999 plus tax, from Chennai to Mumbai every Saturday. Mr J.V.J. Subramaniam, District Sales Manager, Air India, said that the tickets can be booked on website ... More

Goa to have two more international flights
Goa is poised to welcome two international scheduled flights in October-November to enhance its foreign tourist inflow from charters in the tourist season ahead. The President of Travel and Tourism Association of Goa (TTAG), Mr Ralph de Souza, ... More

SHIPPING
Major ports' cargo traffic rises 6.38 pc in Q1
But overall traffic falls short of target More

Haldia hopes to get green signal soon for 2 jetties
The dock sources make it clear that as of now there is no proposal to have the jetties built on BOT basis. More

SOFTWARE
Four Soft to set up centre in Pune
Four Soft Ltd, a logistics technology provider, on Tuesday announced plans to establish a technology centre in Pune that will be operational from August 1. The Hyderabad-based company said that the new centre would take up ... More

RAILWAYS
Train blasts rock Mumbai
Over 100 people killed, more than 250 injured at 7 places More

`It felt like large stones were pelting down on the train roof'
Ms Usha Nair, an Office Assistant in Business Line here, was on the train in which the first blast went off. She gives her account of her experience: On Monday, I took the 5.57-p.m. suburban local train home after work. This is the train ... More

ROADWAYS
IDFC may pick up stake in L&T's road project SPV
The Infrastructure Development Finance Company (IDFC) may acquire 26 per cent stake in a special purpose vehicle (SPV) set up by Larsen and Toubro (L&T) for its Rs 1,250-crore highway-widening project on the Vadodara-Bharuch section. The project More

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Ports

Air India tightens norms for VVIP flights' crew

Bullish outlook for cement firms on back of higher prices

`India among most preferred pvt banking destinations'

Excise, customs duty collections rise in Q1

June car sales up 24.5 pc as price hikes loom

Stage set for an oil bull run

Major ports' cargo traffic rises 6.38 pc in Q1

Looking back
Jul. 2-Jul. 8
Pvt airlines operating profit at Rs 895 cr

Is Railway freight really south bound?

Heavy rains hamper operations at Paradip

Concor move to transport vegetable oil to Nepal stalled

Nathula Pass: A springboard for India-China trade ties

Rlys reworking norms for commercial jatropha

Ministry says no to employing foreign crew aboard Indian vessels

Nathula Pass reopened after 44 years