Legal views on International Deals.

INTRODUCTION Cochin International Airport was a novel venture in the history of civil aviation in India. It was the first International Airport in India, which was built outside the ambit of the Government of India. The airport was owned by Cochin International Airport Limited, a public limited company in which the Government of Kerala was the single largest shareholder. It cost Rs.2.3 billion and had taken six years to complete.V.J.Kurien, an Indian Administrative Service officer was the... Read Full Story

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Monday March 10 2008 01:07 IST SAJIMON P S KOCHI: In a major initiative to spread its IT wings across the globe, the Kerala Government is signing agreements with two state governments in Germany to facilitate IT ventures. The agreements with the states of Niedersachsen and Bavaria are aimed at allowing companies from both to start IT ventures without any impediment. Preliminary discussions between the governments in this regard are over. Delegations from the German state governments will... Read Full Story

By Joe Leahy in Mumbai India’s Cochin International Airport is seeking a foreign partner to take a stake worth at least Rs25bn ($616m) in what would be a rare chance to take part in the country’s fast-growing aviation industry. India’s fourth largest international airport, which began life a decade ago with contributions from southern Indians working in the Gulf, is considering the sale of about 25 per cent of the company to an outside investor We’d prefer a tie-up with someone who’s got... Read Full Story

Kerala - Kochi Rise of India, China helpful for the U.S.: expert Staff Reporter Says the U.S. should not cling to outdated mindset and practices KOCHI: The rise of China and India is conducive to keep the balance and stability of the international system, and is also beneficial to the U.S., Hu Shisheng, Director, South Asian Studies at the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations, has said. Presenting his views on ‘Rising of China and India and their interactions with U.S... Read Full Story