The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, November 29, 2008

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INFRASTRUCTURE: ‘Kolkata airport can be maintenance hub for over-flying aircraft’
Kolkata, Nov. 28 The Kolkata airport can be developed into a maintenance hub for over-flying aircraft destined for European and South Asian countries once the modernisation of the airport takes shape, Mr S.P.S. Bakshi, Executive ...

SHIPPING/PORTS: Honchos meet
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AIRLINES: Weather hit
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DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT: Rlys to pay dividend at 7% in 2008-09
New Delhi, Nov. 28 The Indian Railways will have to pay dividend at a higher rate of 7 per cent to the Government for 2008-09. For the past few years, the Railways paid a divided of 6.5 per cent to the ...

RAILWAYS: Mr. G.V.L. Satya Kumar, Senior Divisional Commercial Manager, Waltair Rail Division; Dr L. Bullayya College, Visakhapatnam
Does India need high-speed trains with speeds above 350 kmph and can the country afford them? This was the question posed to management students of Dr L. Bullayya College here on Friday by the speaker during a lecture organised by Business ...

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