Centre to develop Puducherry port as a feeder port for Chennai
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Centre to develop Puducherry port as a feeder port for Chennai

The Union Government will develop Puducherry port in three phases at Rs.30.4 bn under the Sagarmala scheme to utilise it as a feeder port for the Chennai port. The Chennai Port Trust and Puducherry Port Department has signed a MoU with the approval of the Union Shipping Ministry to utilise Pudu...

The Union Government will develop Puducherry port in three phases at Rs.30.4 bn under the Sagarmala scheme to utilise it as a feeder port for the Chennai port. The Chennai Port Trust and Puducherry Port Department has signed a MoU with the approval of the Union Shipping Ministry to utilise Puducherry as a feeder port to Chennai port.Contact: Chennai portWebsite: www.chennaiport.gov.in

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