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India well-equipped to handle challenges: Union Minister on Colombo allowing Chinese ship to dockUnion Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Sunday asserted that India is well equipped to handle any kind of challenges that may arise in the wak...- JSW Infrastructure invests Rs 300 crores on its first container terminal at NMPTThe Sajjan-Jindal led JSW Infrastructure is investing Rs 300 crores to develop the container terminal which will have a capacity of 400,000...
- Government wants CPSEs to exit loss-making state-level entitiesIt is set to review these investments as part of a restructuring exercise to ensure that these CPSEs are not saddled with unrelated venture...
- Dubai-based port operator DP World says committed to India's maritime sectorDP said it is committed to play a key role in India's growth through its operations in the country where it supports over 32% of container ...
- Essar Ports takes over Vishakapatnam Port Trust iron ore handling complexEssar Ports Thursday said it has taken over Vishakapatnam Port Trust’s (VPT) iron ore handling complex, and will invest Rs 1,200 crore to e...
- INS Vikrant can be developed into museum: former Vice AdmiralThe ship was due to be scrapped after it was sold by the Ministry of Defence and the Indian Navy for Rs 60 crore through an e-auction to th...
- SR Rao appointed as commerce secretary is a Padma Shri winnerNewly appointed Union commerce secretary and Gujarat cadre IAS officer SR Rao is a Padma shri award winner.
- Port cargo handling companies rethink optionsDiversify into freight movement, multi-modal transportation & buying smaller ships as mechanisation and labour issues force them to conside...
- TN Ports sustain cargo handling; mega projects underway to strengthen infrastructureThe three major ports in Tamil Nadu have managed to beat slowdown blues in the last financial year, by maintaining the tonnage of cargo han...
- MPT targets record cargo handlingThe port, in 2006-07, has handled about 52.36 million tonnes of cargo against the Shipping Ministry's target of 49 million tonnes.
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