With Focus on Blue Economy and Eye on China, India is Working Towards Greater Maritime Heft

The government is working on a plan called ‘Maritime India Vision 2030’ that seeks to develop world-class mega ports, transshipment hubs and modernise infrastructure at an estimated investment cost of Rs 1.25 trillion

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