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Home›Dredging›Indian government seems to be in no hurry when it comes to capacity addition in the ports sector
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December 29, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Indian government seems to be in no hurry when it comes to capacity addition in the ports sector

The central government seems to be in no hurry when it comes to capacity addition in the ports sector for the current five year plan even as the top offices have been pushing for more pro-active action in roads and highways and power… Source:indianexpress,December,30,2009; [mappress]

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The central government seems to be in no hurry when it comes to capacity addition in the ports sector for the current five year plan even as the top offices have been pushing for more pro-active action in roads and highways and power…

Source: indianexpress ,December,30,2009;

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