India is on the verge of a maritime transformation!
For far too long, our cargo has relied on foreign stops but the Great Nicobar Trans-shipment Hub is set to change the game.
* Planned capacity . 16 million TEUs.
* Strategic location. just 40 nautical miles from the Malacca Strait.
* Economic boost. Retaining $200 - 220 million in port handling charges annually.
This project is more than just about infrastructure. It's about reclaiming our maritime sovereignty and
building a truly self-sufficient India.
My take
Building up of strategic infrastructure is an ongoing activity for the progress of a country which is aspiring to be a superpower in the not too distant future.
Tailpiece.
Got up at 5, sent the messages, opened up the house for the day, lit up the puja room lamp and switched on the hymns on the home theatre.
Morning cuppa with Lekha.
Walked on the courtyard, recited my prayers and carried out my exercise regimen.
Breakfast of dosas, chutney.
Lekha goes to town for the following :-
* to check with the gas agency about the position of supply
* to get the monthly dues from the ration stand
* to get her ornaments put back at the jewellery
* to Harisree supermarket for groceries
Bath.
Lekha's beautician comes in for her help.
Lunch, watched "Snehakkoottu" followed by siesta.
Shut down The Quarterdeck systematically.
Dropped in on the Air Marshal on his discharge from Rajah's Hospital.
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