Sagarmala Programme
Need
- Poor Ports and Capacity Constraints: India is situated along vital international commerce routes in the Indian Ocean, with a 7,500-kilometer coastline. Capacity limits and a lack of modern facilities at Indian ports, on the other hand, significantly lengthen the time it takes to carry goods in and out of the nation, limiting India's share of global trade.
- Inland Waterways: By developing rivers as inland waterways, domestic logistics expenses can be reduced.
- Increased Exports: Sagarmala has the potential to increase India's merchandise exports to $110 billion by 2025, resulting in the creation of an estimated 10 million new jobs (four million ....
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