The Indian Government has said that the country's top 12 major ports have recorded a growth of 3.46 per cent in cargo traffic during April-November 2017 handling 439.66 million tonnes (MT) cargo. Commenting on the issue, a Ministry of Shipping Official told the media, Major ports in India have recorded a growth of 3.46 per cent and together handled 439.66 MT of cargo during the period April to November, 2017 as against 424.96 MT handled during the corresponding period of previous year.
The highest growth was registered by Cochin Port (17.93 per cent), followed by Paradip (13.13 per cent), Kolkata (12.64 per cent), New Mangalore (7.07 per cent) and JNPT (5.69 per cent). Cochin Port growth was mainly due to increase in traffic of POL (petroluem, oil and lubricants) and Containers. In Kolkata Port, overall growth was 12.64 per cent. Kolkata Dock System (KDS) registered traffic growth of 4.33 per cent.
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