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Indian Navy says goodbye to world's oldest aircraft carrier INS ViraatThe ship, which underwent a decommissioning refit, is being towed back by three tugs to Mumbai for the decommissioning ceremony, a Navy off...- Visakhapatnam Port Trust chalks out new plan to regain businessVisakhapatnam Port Trust, one of India's leading state-owned ports, has been losing business to neighbouring privately-owned Gangavaram Por...
- Imported apples to cost a bomb in South IndiaUnderstandably, the move, which is being interpreted as a non-tariff barrier aimed at protecting domestic producers, has kicked up a storm.
- Stakeholders demand appointment of permanent chairman for Paradip Port TrustPPSA, DOA, HEA, PPWA and PIWA have sought an appointment with Union Shipping Minister Nitin Gadkari to apprise him of the problem.
- Essar Ports Q1 net up by 7% at Rs 99 croreThe company's net profit in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal was Rs 92.15 crore, Essar Ports said in a regulatory filing.
- Essar to develop three berths at Vizag port for Rs 1,200 croreThe company said its subsidiary, Essar Vizag Terminals Ltd (EVTL), has taken over VPT's iron ore handling complex on a build-operate-transf...
- RINL bearing Rs 40-50 crore loss per day due to Hudhud: Chairman P MadhusudanAt present, RINL has 5L tonnes of coking coal, sufficient for next one-two months even as Vizag Port Trust has stalled its operations due t...
- Paradip Port Trust gears up to take on Adani Ports, plans to double capacity to 270.50 million tonnesThe state-run Paradip Port Trust held a road show to attract investment of Rs. 15,100 crore on Friday to more than double current capacity ...
- Essar Ports gets regulatory go-ahead for expansionEssar Ports will finally start executing four port projects that were stuck for several years amid pending regulatory approval and lawsuits.
- Adani Ports commence operations at Visakhapatinam coal terminalAdani Ports & Special Economic Zone announced commencement of operations at its Rs 400 cr steam coal import terminal at Visakhapatinam port.
- Essar Ports signs agreement with Visakhapatnam Port TrustEssar Ports's wholly-owned subsidiary, Essar Vizag Terminals, entered into a concession agreement with Visakhapatnam Port Trust for develop...
- Vizag Port awaits court order to sign agreement with EssarEssar Ports is yet to get the concession agreement as the port authorities have not signed the dotted line citing court orders.
- Balmer Lawrie to set up logistics park near cityDiversified PSU Balmer Lawrie & Co has got the board's approval to set up a logistics park at Dankuni near the metropolis.
- CCEA likely to approve upgradation of Vizag Port tomorrowThe project involves upgradation of the existing terminal and also creation of a new facility, with a total outlay of nearly Rs 845 crore, ...
- Quality infra necessary for country's development, says Visakhapatnam Port Trust chairmanFor a faster economic and industrial development of the country, there is a need to create quality infrastructure, chairman of Visakhapatna...
- Govt likely to award only 5 port projects this fiscalThis move adds to the sector's growing worries, which is reeling under capacity constraints, long pending clearances and lack of clarity in...
- Ports agree to share info with Orissa govt on minerals exportedComing under pressure from the state and union government, the port authorities of Paradip, Vizag and haldia on Tuesday agreed to share all...
- Haldia, Vizag ports reluctant to share information on mineral export"The authorities of ports in Haldia and Vizag are not providing adequate information on export of minerals while Paradip Port Trust has bee...
- Vizag Port Trust to spend Rs 2,000 cr to boost capacityThe Vizag Port Trust will award contracts worth Rs 2,000 crore in the current fiscal for mechanisation and dredging to help augment the cap...
- Portia may exit Vizag Seaport JVIn what could be a setback in foreign participation in port infrastructure, UK-based Portia Management Services, which holds 26% stake in V...
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