The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, June 04, 2005

IPO: Air India to hire advisor this month
AIR India is planning to hire an advisor for its proposed initial public offering this month. "We should hire an advisor by the end of this month. We hope to enter the capital market by the end of the year,'' said Mr V. Thulasidas, Chairman and ... More

India, Canada in talks to liberalise air services pact
CONTINUING the process of opening up capacity on major international sectors, the Ministry of Civil Aviation is currently in talks with Canadian officials to liberalise the existing bilateral air services agreement between the two ... More

SilkAir packages
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: SilkAir, the regional wing of Singapore Airlines, has announced special tour packages from here to coincide with the Singapore shopping festival "Great Singapore Sale 2005." An airline spokeswoman said here that the ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE

PSA-Sical can bid for proposed box terminal at Tuticorin port
PSA-Sical Terminals Ltd, the private container terminal operator at Tuticorin port, can participate in a tender for the proposed second container terminal. The Union Shipping Ministry has given its approval for this, according to Mr N.K. ... More

SHIPPING

Commissioning of Kochi LNG terminal likely to be delayed
COMMISSIONING of the LNG terminal at Kochi might be delayed as several studies are still to be conducted and Petronet LNG Ltd (PLL) is yet to select the parties for preparing the designs and tender documents. Though the PLL sources said that ... More

Wartsila to introduce new range of ship equipment
ATTRACTED by the increasing shipping and ship building activities in India, Wartsila Corporation, one of the world's leading suppliers of ship power and propulsion systems, plans to introduce a new range of standardised ship power, engines and ... More

TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS

Port, dock workers threaten stir
PORT and dock workers in the country have threatened to launch a nationwide agitation if the Government did not desist from privatisation of major ports. To start with, the different federations of port and dock workers will be holding ... More

RAILWAYS

Rlys to discuss various freight tariff options with users
GEARING up to meet the challenge from road sector to its freight traffic operations, the Ministry of Railways will start meeting its major user industries that include cement, iron and steel and fertiliser starting this Monday. It has drawn up ... More

Huge summer rush: SER to analyse demand pattern
SUMMER holidays and mad scramble for railway tickets to cooler destinations is nothing new for the Railways. But when the demand for tickets is nearly totally skewed in one direction, it calls for special efforts. The South Eastern Railway ... More

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