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Jal Marg Yojna to boost shipping sector

Jal Marg Yojna to boost shipping sector

To revive the shipping industry, the government has decided to launch the PM Jal Marg Yojna and projects for setting up dry and satellite ports, besides converting riverways into waterways, the Rajya Sabha has been informed.´

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Government plans big push for coastal shipping

Government plans big push for coastal shipping

The government is mulling over a scheme to promote coastal shipping. According to the proposed plan, a subsidy of Rs 0.5 per tonne per km on bulk cargo, a rebate of Rs 2,000 per container for container cargo and an additional 20 per cent rebate on vessel/cargo-related charges would be offered.

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Private terminals  get a boost

Private terminals get a boost

The government is seeking to shore up investor confidence in the ports sector by agreeing to allow private firms setting up container terminals to change their cargo profile either permanently or as a stop-gap measure to deal with circumstances that have rendered their facilities idle.

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LoC to Gambian port

LoC to Gambian port

India is planning to extend a line of credit (LoC) to The Gambia to expand and upgrade its Banjul port. The West African nation has already received a $45 million LoC. Pending due-diligence, an in principle approval for credit to The Gambia has been granted.

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Cell for Iran´s Chabahar port project

Cell for Iran´s Chabahar port project

The government has set up a cell to speed work and monitor the setting up of the Chabahar port in Iran within a deadline. The Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) has nominated four officers for coordinating the work.

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Ban on ZPMC cranes to affect Indian ports

Ban on ZPMC cranes to affect Indian ports

The government decision to deny security clearance to the world´s biggest port crane maker, China´s state-owned Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries Co (ZPMC), to supply cargo handling equipment to Major Ports will have serious implications for the country´s port industry, according to industry executives.