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Indian ports aim to host larger vessels
Mint Bangalore
|July 14, 2025
Major ports have achieved a draft of 14 metres, while ports like Kamarajar, Paradip and Deendayal are progressing towards 18-metre draft to accommodate large shipping vessels due to policy initiative taken by the government to make India a regional transshipment powerhouse, Shipping Secretary T K Ramachandran said on Sunday.
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Transshipment has historically remained a missed opportunity for Indian ports. "Major
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