The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, September 21, 2008

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SHIPPING/PORTS: Indian vessels plying international waters fear pirate attacks
Shipowners body to approach government for protection. New Delhi, Sept. 20 In the backdrop of the recent increase in pirate attacks on ships, Indian National Shipowners Association (INSA) has decided to approach the Government seeking ...

ROADWAYS: Traffic: New hope for groaning Chennai?
Chennai is set to tackle the challenge of its urban transport system. Astudy by Wilbur Smith Associates, an international consulting firm, to be completed in March 2009 will enable authorities plan for the city’s traffic ...

AIRLINES: VRS may be offered to 5,000 employees at Delhi, Mumbai airports
Mandatory three-year tenure of AAI ends next May. New Delhi/Mumbai, Sept. 20 The GMR and GVK groups, which are modernising the airports at Delhi and Mumbai respectively, may have to pay for those employees of Airports Authority of India (AAI) ...

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Nifty (at close)	4245.25(+207.10)
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