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    ‘Yeh Dil Maange More’: Piyush Goyal on India’s Maritime Vision, Sagarmala and seafarer training
    India aims to quadruple port capacity by 2047: Union Minister Piyush Goyal
    Centre clears Rs 132 crore road over bridge project at Kandla to ease congestion, boost cargo flow

    A Rs 132.51 crore road over bridge project is approved for Deendayal Port Authority in Kandla. This initiative will ease congestion and improve cargo evacuation. Western Railway will execute the project. The bridge aims to remove bottlenecks and enhance logistics efficiency. It supports the Sagarmala Programme and PM Gati Shakti. This development will accelerate trade and support economic growth.

    From coast to capital

    India's major ports have transformed into powerful trade engines over the past decade, driven by the Sagarmala Programme and policy reforms. Capacity expansion, process simplification, and technology integration have led to faster berthing and smoother cargo movement, significantly boosting India's trade competitiveness and economic growth.

    India set to attract investments worth Rs 80 lakh crore in coming years: Sonowal

    India's maritime sector is poised for significant growth, with projected investments of Rs 80 lakh crore and the creation of 1.5 crore jobs. The Sagarmala program, with 840 projects underway, is driving this transformation. Key initiatives, including the Vadhavan Port and improvements in port turnaround times, are positioning India as a global maritime leader, with Kerala playing a crucial role.

    Seven religious sites to be connected by Waterways in Guwahati

    An MoU for ‘Riverine based tourism Circuit’ being developed over river Brahmaputra will be signed between Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI), Sagarmala Development Company Limited (SDCL), Assam Tourism Development Corporation Limited (ATDC) and Directorate of Inland Water Transport (DIWT) Assam in Guwahati for connecting seven religious sites in Guwahati.

    The Economic Times
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