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May 3, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Maharashtra govt draws up port policy; keen to see ‘visible’ growth

The Maharashtra government will now focus more on the ports and maritime sector to attract investments and develop the state’s more than 700-km coastline, the Chief Minister, Mr Ashok Chavan, said. He was speaking at the inaugural session of a conference on ‘Ports of Maharashtra – Gateway to India’,

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The Maharashtra government will now focus more on the ports and maritime sector to attract investments and develop the state’s more than 700-km coastline, the Chief Minister, Mr Ashok Chavan, said. He was speaking at the inaugural session of a conference on ‘Ports of Maharashtra – Gateway to India’, organised by the Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (MACCIA) here last week.

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