The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, May 04, 2005

Bangalore-Mysore infrastructure project — HC upholds original framework agreement with promoters
THE imbroglio over the Bangalore-Mysore infrastructure corridor project peaked on Tuesday with the Karnataka High Court upholding the original framework agreement with the promoter and ordering criminal proceedings against the Chief Secretary and ... More

SHIPPING

Major iron ore exporting ports rely more on road connectivity
The Railways did not meet the wagon requirement of the iron ore exporters due to several reasons. More

Company formed to develop box terminal at Vizhinjam
A GROUP of city-based individuals and organisations is floating a company to support the development of the proposed international container transhipment terminal at Vizhinjam near Thiruvananthapuram. Mr M.R. Narayanan, President, Chamber of ... More

Container movement on the rise
Container movement in progress at the Kochi port. The port showed a record handling of 140.95 lakh tonnes during 2004-05,surpassing the 135.70 lakh tonnes from the previous ... More

ROADWAYS

BEST places order for wheel chair accessible buses
MUMBAI'S city bus service, popularly known as BEST, will be introducing 30 wheel-chair accessible low-floor buses to its fleet over the next six months. An order has been placed with Tata Motors for the vehicles on the basis of competitive ... More

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