The Hindu Business Line : Friday, March 06, 2009

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SHIPPING/PORTS: SAIL’s coking coal imports likely to touch 10.5 mt this fiscal
If the present trend is any indication, the Steel Authority of India Ltd’s (SAIL) coking coal import in 2008-09 will exceed that in 2007-08. The current fiscal, it is estimated, will end up with a throughput of about 10.5 million ...

RAILWAYS: Hyderabad Metro Rail project in limbo
May miss financial closure deadline. Hyderabad, March 5 With the six-month deadline of March 18 for achieving financial closure for the Rs 12,132-crore Hyderabad Metro Rail Ltd, ticking by, there are indications that the consortium led by ...

SHIPPING/PORTS: Shipping Secretary reviews Haldia dock issues
The members of the Haldia Dock Bachao Committee (Save Haldia Dock Committee) on Thursday called on the Union Shipping Secretary, Mr A.P.V.N. Sarma, and drew his attention to various problems facing the ...

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