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December 29, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Minor ports give major ones a good run for their money

Minor Indian ports have not only bucked global trends showing a record 26.4 per cent growth in cargo traffic in the first two quarters of the current fiscal, but are also on course to give stiff competition to counterpart major ports in terms of the volume of cargo handled.

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Minor Indian ports have not only bucked global trends showing a record 26.4 per cent growth in cargo traffic in the first two quarters of the current fiscal, but are also on course to give stiff competition to counterpart major ports in terms of the volume of cargo handled.

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