MINISTER OF THE STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF SHIPPING (SHRI G. K. VASAN)
(a) to (f): A Statement is laid on the Table of the House.
STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PARTS (a) to (f) OF THE LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO.120 FOR
ANSWER ON 2ND AUGUST, 2010, RAISED BY SHRI MANSUKH BHAI D. VASAVA AND SHRI BAIJAYANT JAY PANDA
REGARDING DEVELOPMENT OF MAJOR PORTS.
(a): A National Maritime Development Programme has been conceived by the Ministry of
Shipping by identifying specific schemes and other major works relating to construction of
berths, mechanisation, upgradation of equipments, deepening of channels and projects related
to Port connectivity etc with a view to modernize Port infrastructure in India and to benchmark
the performance of Ports to international standards. A total of 276 Projects have been
identified envisaging a total investment of Rs.55,803.73 crores.
(b): The details of projects awarded and proposed to be awarded under Public Private
Partnership Mode are at Annexure-I (A), (B) and (C)
(c): The year-wise funds are not allocated under National Maritime Development Programme.
The details of Investments made for the Projects completed and work in progress Major Port-wise
indicating cost of Projects is at Annexure-II.
(d): The works undertaken at various major Ports under NMDP Major Port-wise is given below :-
Sl. No. Name of the Port No. of Projects Estimated cost (Rs. In Crores)
1. Kolkata Port Trust 6 181.90
2. Haldia 2 330.00
3. Paradip 8 1571.72
4. Visakhapatnam 9 296.65
5. Ennore 4 1001.15
6. Chennai 4 943.00
7 Tuticorin 7 663.00
8. Cochin 6 735.25
9. New Mangalore 5 626.03
10. Mormugao 4 128.00
11. Mumbai 3 1843.52
12. JNPT 11 936.00
13. Kandla 7 727.06 Grand Total 76 16600.28
(e) & (f): Some of the Projects under NMDP have not kept pace with the targets due to
various factors e.g. delay in award of contracts, delay in execution of works, re-tendering
in some cases etc.