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Thursday, August 21, 2008
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, August 21, 2008 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio |
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LOGISTICS SHIPPING/PORTS: SCI in talks with foreign firms to start new liner services Co to deploy 2 container vessels to be delivered in October. New Delhi, Aug. 20 Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) is in talks with foreign companies to decide the sectors in which it will deploy its two new container vessels into service. ... RAILWAYS: AP in talks with Orissa for circuit train project With Karnataka backing out from the Southern Splendor project, (the circuit train connecting all major tourist destinations in the South) Andhra Pradesh is talking to Orissa to join the ... SHIPPING/PORTS: ONGC to reimburse service tax dues to shipping cos Tax on marine logistics provided to oil cos. Mumbai Aug. 20 Shipping companies are set to get some financial relief, with ONGC committing to reimburse them the service tax dues pending from last ... OUTLOOK: ‘Logistics industry set to grow 15-20% annually’ Mumbai, preferred destination for logistics parks, says Cushman & Wakefield report. Bangalore, Aug. 20 The Indian logistics industry is expected to grow annually at 15-20 per cent, reaching revenues of approximately $385 billion by 2015, ... SHIPPING/PORTS: Cochin Shipyard proposal to set up small ship division cleared Rs 98-cr project likely by mid-2009. Kochi, Aug. 20 The Union Government has approved the proposal of the Cochin Shipyard for the creation of a Small Ship Division in the yard. ... EVENTS: Steamer agents at Kochi port to shift import boxes Kochi, Aug. 20 The Steamer Agents Association in Kochi port convened an urgent meeting to discuss issues pertaining to the shifting of long-standing import boxes from the terminal to a private Container Freight Station (CFS) to reduce ... AIRLINES: ‘No plans to allow foreign airline stake in domestic airlines’ New Delhi, Aug. 20 The Ministry of Civil Aviation has no immediate plans to allow foreign airlines to pick up equity in domestic airlines or divest any holding in Air India and Pawan Hans Helicopters Ltd, a senior Ministry official said on ...
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