The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Sunday, February 27, 2005 |

IN TODAY'S PAPER

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The railways are beginning to feel the pressure from cheap airline fares. ... | Read..

Laloo Prasad Yadav has a cash chest of close to Rs 20,000 crore at his command this year. ... | Read..

Forget the trains, it is the land belonging to the great Indian railways where all the action is. ... | Read..

The railways has decided to farm out more orders to the wagon makers who are pleased by the largesse but feel there is poten ... | Read..

The Railway Budget for 2005-06 shall be widely welcomed by all users of railway services, However, the pronouncement of keepi ... | Read..

IA to close Airbus deal soon
Indian Airlines (IA) is expected to conclude its price negotiations with Airbus in the next 10 days.. | Read..

Tata Metaliks mulls steel-making foray
Tata Metaliks Ltd is considering foray into steel making... | Read..

Infotech bug finally bites Laloo
Some years ago, Laloo Prasad Yadav made a withering comment about the information technology (IT) w.. \| Read..

Chambers? red signal for cross-subsidisation
Calling the railway budget 2005-06 "populist", Indian industry today urged the government.. \| Read..