The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, March 07, 2006

Foreign airlines to meet in Mumbai
Upset at the latest budget proposal of levying a 12 per cent service tax on first and business class international air travel, the airline industry is to meet in Mumbai in the next few days to decide on the future course of action. Official ... More

SHIPPING

Petronet LNG to float shipping subsidiary
The diversification plan has been unveiled in the tender conditions stipulated by Petronet. More

Mitsui keen on expanding presence in India
`Infrastructure bottlenecks hindering growth plans' More

Kochi port plans to widen BTP Jetty
Estimated to cost Rs 5 cr; may be completed in 10 months More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Box business
STEEP CUT: In a bid to bring in more customers, the Cochin Port Trust has announced steep reduction in container handling charges. The reduction will be to the tune of Rs. 2,900 per 20-foot containers and up to Rs 3,800 for 40-foot ... More

RAILWAYS

`Railway links key to trade with Bhutan'
Citing the large potential for expanding trade relations with India, especially sub-regional co-operation with the north-eastern States, Mr Lyonpo Dago Tshering, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Bhutan in India, said there was an urgent need to ... More

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