NATIONAL Air Deccan launches Re 1 ticket for 'common man' Pushing competition to its limit, Air Deccan today (Jun 6, 2005) announced the launch of the lowest fare of rupee one per ticket plus taxes worth Rs 221 from tomorrow and also put in place a new concept in the Indian aviation scene to sell its tickets through petrol pumps of HPCL.
BSE: Sensex hits 6800-mark; ends at 6758.19 pts Late profit selling by investors erased early gains amid firm crude oil prices and the Sensex today (Jun 6, 2005) ended five points up even as it breached the 6800-mark during trading for the first time in eleven weeks.
Korean firm to set up Rs 500 cr plant in Bangalore Korea headquartered compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) technology company, Heat Engineering Company Limited, proposes to set up a Rs 500 crore manufacturing plant in Bangalore soon, a top company executive said today (Jun 6, 2005).
"We are in the process of finalising the location for setting up manufacturing base for CFL lamps in Bangalore. We plan to invest Rs 500 crore on the project in next one to two years with a manufacturing capacity of 10 million lamps per month", its President B J Hwang told reporters in Bangalore.
A-I to link Seoul; start non-stop flights to KL With three more leased Airbus A310 joining the fleet, Air-India will link Seoul and introduce non-stop flights between Delhi-Kuala Lampur and Mumbai-Singapore and Kuala Lampur from next month.
China among India's top five export destinations China has emerged as one of the top five destinations of exports from India, according to the latest available disaggregated merchandise trade data for 2004-05.
Sensex breaches 6800-mark during morning trading The Sensex today (Jun 6, 2005) rallied smartly after a weak start and breached the 6800-mark during morning trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on the back of sustained Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) inflows in equity coupled with fresh buying support from operators.
INTERNATIONAL Mittal brothers embroiled in court case in Lagos After a corporate war involving Ambani brothers, the London-based siblings Mittal steel barons Lakshmi and Pramod are waging a proxy battle over iron ore in West Africa.
