The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, October 06, 2004

AIRLINES
Indian airlines allowed to fly to UK and beyond
COME, fly with me to the United Kingdom and onwards, to the cities in Europe, the US and Canada and the exotic locales in the Caribbean and beyond. This could well be the catch line for airlines from India as they prepare to start more direct ... More

SHIPPING
JN Port congestion: Commerce Ministry meet draws blank
THE meeting convened by the Commerce Ministry here on Tuesday to discuss the congestion problem facing the container terminals at Jawaharlal Nehru port failed to come up with measures to ease the situation. "It was more of a brain storming ... More

Traffic at Rajiv Gandhi box terminal restored — Steamer agents defer 'congestion surcharge' plan
THE containerised cargo movement through the Rajiv Gandhi Container Terminal (RGCT) of the Kochi Port, which was disrupted following congestion, has become normal, following the emergency measures taken by the port management to tide over the ... More

RAILWAYS
`TN got more in Rly allocation'
THE allocation for Tamil Nadu this year in the Railway Budget has seen an increase over the previous year and the State has also got a fair share of the number of new trains announced, according to the Union Minister of State for Railways, Mr R. ... More

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