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Home›Green Marine›India: Cochin Port Trust Plans to Set up Mini Shipyard on Willingdon Island
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June 7, 2011 · about 15 years ago

India: Cochin Port Trust Plans to Set up Mini Shipyard on Willingdon Island

Aiming to tap the business opportunities in the ship repairing and ship building sector, the Cochin Port Trust is planning to set up a … (ibnlive) [mappress] Source: ibnlive, June 7, 2011;

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Aiming to tap the business opportunities in the ship repairing and ship building sector, the Cochin Port Trust is planning to set up a …

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Source: ibnlive, June 7, 2011;

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