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Govt unveils 'Jalvahak' incentive scheme to boost cargo movement via waterways

IndiaTimes Sunday, 15 December 2024
The Indian government launched the 'Jalvahak' scheme to boost cargo movement via inland waterways, offering up to 35% operating cost reimbursements. Three cargo ships were flagged off, inaugurating fixed-schedule services on key routes. Cargo volumes on national waterways have seen significant growth, and the government aims to further increase this by 2030 and 2047.
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