The Hindu Business Line : Friday, December 07, 2007

Airlines to clarify tax component of tickets
New Delhi, Dec. 6 The Government has asked domestic airlines to clarify as to what they charge as the tax component of the ticket and whether these are being deposited with the Government. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation ... More

SHIPPING
Mercator arm plans IPO in Singapore
Mumbai Dec. 6 Mercator Lines Ltd has informed BSE that its Singapore-based subsidiary, Mercator Lines (Singapore) Ltd, on Thursday registered with Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) a prospectus with respect to its IPO of 270,191,126 shares ... More

RAILWAYS
In full swing
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ROADWAYS
Big names line up for UP expressway project
New Delhi, Dec 6 Several big companies that include DLF, GMR, Reliance Energy, JP Group, GVK Constructions, Nagarjuna Construction and Omaxe have lined up for the Rs 30,000-crore project of the UP Government to build 8-lane road between ... More

Highway projects worth Rs 16,680 cr cleared
New Delhi, Dec. 6 Construction of ring roads, bypasses, flyovers, that are a part of National Highways under the National Highways Development Programme (NHDP)-VII, to be built at an estimated cost of Rs 16,680 crore have been approved by the ... More

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