India: Modern Ship Repair Facility in India

Monday, September 26, 2011
According to a report from The Hindu, Tamil Nadu will have the first and the most modern ship repair facility which will become operational in the next couple of months. The oncoming facility is the first one being built in India with no foreign assistance and will have the unique ship lifting facility and be able to handle six to seven ships at a time.
Source: The Hindu
 
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