The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, April 08, 2006

Govt urged to increase flights to Dubai
The $5.2-billion Emirates Airline has urged the Union Government to allow it to increase its number of flights from Delhi and Mumbai to Dubai. This was announced by Mr Ghaith Al Ghaith, Executive Vice-President, Commercial Operations Worldwide ... More

SHIPPING

AP Govt accused of dilatory tactics
Gangavaram issue More

Colombo, Tuticorin dedicated feeder services
Maersk and Mediterranean Shipping Company are to commence dedicated feeder services between Colombo and Tuticorin Container Terminal (TCT), the private container terminal run by PSA Sical Terminals Ltd. MSC vessels will call at Tuticorin once a ... More

SOFTWARE

IBS Soft acquires Discovery Travel of US
Enters leisure travel space More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

`No shortage of revenue stamps'
There would be no shortage of revenue stamps in post offices of Andhra Pradesh any more. In a press release here on Friday, Mr R.V. Ramana Rao, Superintendent of Circle Stamp Depot (Hyderabad), said revenue stamps worth Rs ... More

RAILWAYS

Eastern Railway freight traffic up 10.5 pc
Coal accounted for the bulk of traffic throughput More

`Shift focus from personal to public transport'
Rlys, States had differences of opinion on the metro ralilway gauge issue More

Railways withdraws telescopic fares
Telescopic charges for entire distance withdrawn More

Developing cleaner toilets for Railways
When the Railway Minister, Mr Lalu Prasad, recently said that he would ensure clean toilets in trains like those in flights , he was banking on a research project that involves three premier institutes — RDSO, DRDO and IIT-Kanpur. The ... More

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