Live
- Telangana Government Announces Rs. 5 Lakh Compensation for Families of Gulf Migrant Workers
- Grand Celebration of Dasara Festival on the 5th Day – Bhadrakali Goddess in Skandamata Ornamentation
- CM Revanth Reddy Urges Young Engineers to Lead Musi River Revitalization at TGPSC Event
- UTF District Branch Demands Immediate Implementation of the 12th PRC
- Dark-Humor Thriller 'Snakes & Ladders' Set for Global Premiere on October 18
- Kadapa Municipal Corporation Holds Public Grievance Redressal Meeting
- IAF set to celebrate its 92nd Raising Day
- Children should taught about importance of wildlife: MP Governor
- ‘Rising Rajasthan’ pre-summit of Mines Department to be theme-based
- CBI files interim report before Delhi High Court in coaching centre deaths
Telangana will boost Machilipatnam Port’s growth
Stating that the Machilipatnam Port has vast growth potential, Anil Yendluri, Director and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Krishnapatnam port, a flagship project of the Navayuga Engineering Company Limited (NECL) felt that the port would grow fast as the land-locked Telangana with prospects of exporting pharma, granite and the other manufacturing products would have to depend on the former f
Vijayawada: Stating that the Machilipatnam Port has vast growth potential, Anil Yendluri, Director and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Krishnapatnam port, a flagship project of the Navayuga Engineering Company Limited (NECL) felt that the port would grow fast as the land-locked Telangana with prospects of exporting pharma, granite and the other manufacturing products would have to depend on the former for shipping.
The (NECL) is prepared to take up the Machilipatnam port project works soon after the government completes land acquisition process.
Anil said the company was awarded the port project in 2009 and it failed to inch ahead since then for a variety of reasons, which include protests from land losers.
Anil favoured an integrated approach in building the port project with linkages to road, rail and airports so as to ensure the viability of the port.
