The Hindu Business Line : Monday, March 19, 2007

AIRLINES
Some positive numbers for Air India
While Air India's net profit at Rs 16.29 crore for the year 2005-06 was a decline of more than 82 per cent over the previous year's net, there were some silver linings for the Maharaja. For instance, the flights operated by the national carrier ... More

Aviation sector in Karnataka set to soar
The aviation sector is set to witness a huge growth in Karnataka, if all the proposals of the State Government to establish the infrastructure come through. While the Government recently gave approval for the establishment of 20 helipads in ... More

POLICY
Domestic dredging cos get policy support
Govt reserves right to assign any contract in ports to DCI More

SHIPPING
As road becomes costly, RINL switches to the sea-lane
Steel Product Movement More

Quota system back at Newcastle
Australia's competition regulator has given an interim approval to reintroduce a coal-export quota system at Newcastle, world's largest coal-exporting port. Coal producers in Australia's Hunter Valley reportedly voted last month for resumption of ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Seko to expand India operations
Seko, the US-based global freight transportation and logistics service provider, proposes to expand its operations in India. Right now, Seko-India operates from Mumbai and New Delhi but plans to shortly open offices in Ludhiana, Coimbatore and ... More

RAILWAYS
Project on track
The importance of the project was first felt as early as the 1920s, yet the final link between Keonjhargarh and Tomca covering 99 km, on the 155-km long Daitari-Banspani line to facilitate exports of iron ore from the mineral rich region of ... More

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