DPA Kandla Sets New National Record by Handling 40 Ships in 24 Hours. The previous record was 38 ships. The port successfully managed high-capacity operations through the coordination of Marine Operations, Traffic, and Cargo teams.
Business: Deendayal Port Authority Kandla, one of India's busiest ports, has made history, an achievement considered a significant leap in the country's maritime sector. The port has set a new record by handling 40 ships in just 24 hours. This surpasses the previous record of handling 38 ships in December 2023. This accomplishment demonstrates India's continuously strengthening maritime capability.
Record Operation: Planning and Teamwork Achieved Wonders
This success of DPA Kandla was the result of excellent planning and teamwork. Critical departments such as Marine Operations, Traffic Management, and Cargo Handling worked in seamless coordination with each other. Despite the high volume of ship movements, each vessel was handled swiftly and smoothly. This proves that the port can now easily manage high-capacity operations.
Official Confirmation: 40 Ships Handled in 24 Hours
DPA Kandla shared information on its official social media account that the port has set a national record by handling 40 ships in just one day. This achievement reflects the port's increasing capacity, improved efficiency, and robust operational readiness.
Chairman's Message: The Triumph of Teamwork
On this historic achievement, Sushil Kumar Singh, Chairman of DPA Kandla, thanked all stakeholders, port users, trade unions, employees, and diligent workers. He stated that this success is a result of the hard work, discipline, and dedication of Team DPA. The Chairman specifically appreciated the contributions of the Traffic Manager, Deputy Conservator, and DPA Pilots.
Impact on the Maritime Sector
This historic achievement by DPA Kandla is a major step for India's maritime sector. It will enhance the country's logistical capacity and strengthen the reliability and competitiveness of Indian ports at an international level. This record gives a new direction to the progress of India's maritime infrastructure.
