The Sagarmala Programme, a key government initiative for port-led development in India, is making significant progress with 119 projects worth ₹9,406 crore being implemented across coastal states and Union Territories. The Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways has been actively working to modernize India’s ports, enhance connectivity, and promote efficient cargo movement.

Sagarmala focuses on infrastructure development, including port modernization, new port development, coastal community development, and skill training for the maritime sector. Several projects under the program aim to reduce logistics costs, improve turnaround time, and boost export competitiveness.

One of the major developments includes rail and road connectivity improvements to key ports, reducing congestion and enhancing trade efficiency. Additionally, green initiatives such as sustainable shipping practices and renewable energy integration are being promoted under the program.

By optimizing logistics costs and boosting port efficiency, the Sagarmala Programme is expected to contribute significantly to India’s economic growth. With India’s growing role in global supply chains, efficient port infrastructure will be crucial in positioning the country as a leading maritime trade hub. The government remains committed to accelerating the execution of these projects to enhance India’s port and logistics sector.