The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, August 16, 2006

AIRLINES
Domestic air traffic up by 46.5 pc in May
The number of passengers travelling by air within the country grew by 46.5 per cent during May this year as compared to the same period in the previous year. The latest data complied by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) shows that domestic ... More

Virgin is James Bond's new flying partner
BRANSON'S CAMEO More

Rs 45-cr scheme to prevent Vizag airport flooding
Work on construction of flood canals to begin in October More

High alert
TAKING NO CHANCES: Police checking luggage outside the Mumbai airport as part of high security measures on Independence Day.

SHIPPING
Cosco Container service to link Nhava Sheva
Route to connect various Chinese, South East Asian ports More

Karnataka mulls fisheries harbour in Mangalore
Plans to interlink rivers in DK, Udupi More

DISINVESTMENT
Rlys may divest Ircon, RITES stake
Seeks views from the PSUs More

RAILWAYS
`Gauge conversion will help cut losses'
Conversion to cost Rs 7,000 crore More

ROADWAYS
ORR project oustees seek land instead of money
CM promises better deal and a share of developed land More

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