Higher demand for coal, petroleum, oil and lubricants have enabled the 12 Major Ports to begin the new fiscal on a positive note by registering

According to the Indian Ports Association (IPA), coal shipments handled by the country’s 12 Major Ports saw a jump of 10.81 per cent to 161.34

The Major Ports recorded a growth of 4.83 per cent and together handled 461.21 million tonnes of cargo during the period April to November 2018

Indian Ports Association (IPA) data shows that the country’s 12 Major Ports registered a 5.31 per cent rise in throughput at 403.39 million tonnes (MT)

The Major Ports have recorded a growth of 5.13 per cent for the period April-August 2018, registering a throughput of 288.38 million tonnes as against

The Major Ports recorded a growth of 2.41 per cent and together handled 116.26 million tonnes of cargo during the period April to May 2018,

The 12 state-owned major ports loaded a combined 9.135 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in 2017-18, 8.08 per cent more than the previous year. In

Buoyed by pickup in demand the 12 major ports saw the cargo traffic rise by 4.77% to 679.35 million tonnes during FY18. These ports had