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TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS: Air India flights to operate as usual from tomorrow
Air India flights will operate as normal from Tuesday. This follows the airline management and pilots reaching an agreement in Mumbai ...

SHIPPING/PORTS: Seafarers call for anti-piracy steps
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ROADWAYS: Prospects for Asian transport sector
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SHIPPING/PORTS: Kolkata port stays headless
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SHIPPING/PORTS: Maersk to stop Chennai calls
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INTERVIEW: E-port helps customers worldwide to do business with the port
‘Accuracy, Speed, Efficiency and Transparency' is now the slogan at Kochi Port. Gone are the days of pushing mountains of files. Gone are the days when a transaction would take several rounds of manual entries, creating reams of ...

SHIPPING/PORTS: Endgame in battle for Great Offshore
The race to acquire Great Offshore appears to have entered into its final lap, with Bharati Shipyard and ABG Shipyard gearing up to make the open offer which has been cleared by the regulator — SEBI. Both parties are expected to begin ...

RAILWAYS: Mamata renews appeal to Bengal Govt for coach factory in Singur
Lays foundation stone for rail-linked perishable cargo centre. The Railway Minister, Ms Mamata Banerjee, on Sunday renewed her appeal to West Bengal Government for joining hands with the Railways for floating a joint venture to set up a coach ...

ROADWAYS: Karnataka, Maharashtra, AP lead in demand for NH status for State highways
Karnataka, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh have been the most active States when it comes to demanding National Highway status for their roads. They have sent the maximum number of proposals urging the Centre to declare their State road ...

RAILWAYS: Work on auto hubs by Rlys inaugurated
The Railway Minister, Ms Mamata Banerjee, on Saturday kicked off at Shalimar station here the work on the first of a total 10 automobile hubs to be set up by the Railways across ...

ROADWAYS: Meru Cabs looks to double fleet size
Radio taxi service Meru is looking to double its fleet size in the next one year from the current 3,800 taxis. The fleet enhancement is in line with the company's plans to go to Kolkata and Chennai in the near future and also augment its ...






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