China-backed Colombo Port City Project creates ripples
COLOMBO : A Invoice handed by the Sri Lankan Parliament has created ripples among the many maritime fraternity in Tamil Nadu (TN) and Kerala. The controversial Colombo Port Metropolis Financial Fee Invoice, cleared final
India-European Union FTA: Talks to restart soon on realistic note
NEW DELHI : As India and the European Union (EU) prepare to resume formal negotiations for a proposed free trade agreement (FTA) after a gap of eight years, both the parties could focus on
Container shipping a boost to MSMEs in Kozhikode and Wayanad
KOZHIKODE : Entrepreneurs in small-scale industries sector are delighted over the choice of among the distinguished container shipping corporations to resume operations at Beypore Port benefiting from the State authorities’s newest coastal shipping promotional
Coal India allows buyers to export for first time
KOLKATA : State-run Coal India Ltd said on Friday buyers are now allowed to export coal bought from the miner through e-auctions, in what it called a “first of its kind” and a major
Accuracy and timeliness: Two critical measures that define the quality of data in logistics
When connecting supply chain data, what helps guarantee your investment will have the expected benefit is the quality of the inputs received. In practical terms, many companies “try to” achieve full data visibility by
India’s Q1 merchandise exports may grow to USD 87.2 billion: Exim Bank
NEW DELHI The forecasts are based on India Exim Bank’s Export Leading Index (ELI) model, which has shown an upward movement during the same quarter, it said The country’s total merchandise exports are projected
CONCOR commences Direct Rail Service from Gujarat to Bangladesh
AHMEDABAD : CONCOR ICD Ankleshwar has commenced the direct rail service for transportation of containerized export cargo in CONCOR owned containers from Gujarat to Bangladesh and first such train has departed from ICD Ankleshwar
Cabinet nod likely soon to push Indian-owned ships
NEW DELHI : The Union Cabinet is likely to soon approve a scheme to promote the share of Indian-owned ships in its trade fleet. A subsidy of more than Rs 1,600 crore will be