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March 14, 2010 · about 16 years ago

India: poor port infrastructure results in annual losses of Rs 1,400 crore

Poor infrastructure at major Indian ports have resulted in maritime trade losses amounting to more than Rs1,400 crore per annum, country’s top auditor has said… [mappress] Source: Emirates Business, March 15, 2010;

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Poor infrastructure at major Indian ports have resulted in maritime trade losses amounting to more than Rs1,400 crore per annum, country’s top auditor has said…

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Source: Emirates Business, March 15, 2010;

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