The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 02, 2002

Petrapole: A bridge too far?
THE Chief Minister of Bengal, Mr Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, addressing captains of industry in Kolkata recently, said the State Government's programme for infrastructure development is being pursued with the appropriate authority. He also said ... More

SHIPPING

Gangavaram port — Action stations at Shipping Ministry
The development of a greenfield minor port at Gangavaram by the Andhra Pradesh Government with private sector participation has made the Vizag port authorities and the Union Government nervous. The multi-purpose port, to be built at an estimatedcost of Rs 2,270 crore, is expected to handle all cargoes. More

GE Shipping hoots past SCI disinvestment
No management responsible to its shareholders can afford to block company (or borrowed) funds endlessly for an investment, howsoever attractive it is. Besides, given the current scene on the disinvestment front, no company will take a risk. More

Cong may take Kakinada port issue to court
THE issue of Kakinda port development continues to engage the State Government and the Opposition Congress (I) in a political spat. The Congress has reiterated its demand to reconsider the project as the concessions extended to the Kakinada ... More

ROADWAYS

A road to Afghanistan
IT IS a 215-km road project in the Iran-Afghanistan region which when constructed will help Indian industry not only cut down on the cost of transporting goods to Afghanistan but also showcase the ability of Indian construction companies. In ... More

Ships in Ports

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