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Nargol Port to Be Developed As a Greenfield Port with an Extended RNI REGISTRATION NO. GUJENG/2020/79424 Publisher : CHAUHAN BHARAT SINGH NEW LINE SHIPPING - GUJARAT (English Twice A Week) Vol. - 2 Issue No. - 49 28/06/2021 Monday Page - 12 Annual Subscription Rs. 1200/- Place of Publication : Patiyapura Ni Chali, Nilkanth Mahadev, Nr. Civil Hospital, Asarva Chakla, Asarva, Ahmedabad - 380 016. Ahmedabad : Tel: 8866642275 / 76, E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] Gandhidham : Tel: 9712792161 / 9825744985, E-mail: [email protected] Nargol port to be developed as a Greenfield port with an extended BOOT period of 50 years NLS News Service In deference to the fact This initiative presents the waterfront royalty rate in ad- Shri Vijay Rupani, Chief that port projects have huge potential port developer with dition to the prevailing sys- Minister, Gujarat has ap- gestation lags, Government an assurance for greater Re- tem of quoting premium on proved development of a of Gujarat is setting a prec- turn on Investment. the base rates. Greenfield port at Nargol edent by keeping the initial In the present economic The Nargol port developer located in South Gujarat BOOT period for Nargol port scenario, this is also a shot in would be selected through a through Public Private Part- development at 50 years, the arm for the developer. global bidding process that nership (PPP) with an ex- rather than the 30 years usu- The proposal also offers would be transparent, robust tended BOOT period of 50 ally offered for Greenfield the interested developers the and flexible. years. port development in Gujarat. flexibility to quote discounted - Turn to page 3 2 NEWSLETTER Monday, June 28, 2021 Monday, June 28, 2021 NEWSLETTER 3 Nargol port to be developed as a Greenfield port with an extended BOOT period of 50 years From page 1 United Phosphorus Ltd, Wel- The major port of JNPT spun Polyesters India Ltd., in Mumbai is expected to ex- etc. operating in the region. haust its present container Vapi and Pardi are the two handling capacity of 10 million major industrialised centres by 2025. This presents Guja- in Valsad district. Paper and rat with an opportunity to have sugar mills in the hinterland a Greenfield port in South Gu- further present the opportu- jarat to cater to the EXIM and nity to handle additional EXIM coastal trade requirements of traffic. the sound industrial base in Development of Nargol the hinterland comprising of port in the vicinity of these the entire area of South Guja- centres is likely to spur the rat, Maharashtra and Madhya growth in EXIM and coastal Pradesh. cargo movement and will also Considering the strate- promote investments by new ject after completion of the that 38% of the catchment gic location of Nargol and its companies in view of an al- first phase. Three berths are area of DFC falls in Gujarat proximity to the Dedicated ready well developed industri- envisaged for development and, 62% of the total area in Freight Corridor (DFC) and al infrastructure in the region. in the first phase to handle Gujarat would be under the the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Located approximately containers and other cargo influence of DMIC. This would Corridor (DMIC), the port is 140 km north of Mumbai including coal, fertilizers and necessitate creation of ad- estimated to handle sizable and 120km south of Surat, chemicals. The initial phase ditional port facilities to cater traffic of containers, dry bulk Nargol is envisaged to be a will witness capacity addition to the demand arising out of and liquid bulk cargo. multi-functional port capa- of close to 40 million tonnes. the development of these pro- The primary hinterland of ble of managing solid, liquid, The location of the port jects. Nargol is marked by a sig- and container cargo with an alongside the Delhi-Mumbai With the expected comple- nificant presence of chemical estimated investment of INR Industrial Corridor (DMIC) tion of these ambitious pro- companies and textile units 3800 crore in the first phase. and Dedicated Freight Corri- jects, Gujarat’s current share with major players like Atul The developer would have dor (DFC) would further bene- of 40% in the total national Limited, Aarti Industries Limit- the freedom and flexibility fit the development of the port throughput is envisioned to ed, Pidilite Industries Limited, of expansion of the port pro- in the long run, given the fact go up substantially. DPT held 2nd Board meeting of 2021-22, decision on important agenda, including infra. Development and Covid relief. NLS News Service The Deendayal Port Trust held a Board Meeting No.2 of 2021-22 on 25th June to consider various important agenda items. The meeting was attended by following Trustees includ- ing Shri Sanjay Mehta, IFS, Chairman of Deendayal Port Trust. 1) Shri Nandeesh Shukla IRTS, Dy Chairman, DPT 2) Shri Arvind Chaudhary, Economic Advisor, Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways 3) Commodore Rajiv Ashok. Naval Officer-in charge 4) DIG Rajesh Makwana, Chief of Staff-Coast Guard 5) Capt. Santoshkumar Darokar, Principal Officer, MMD 6) Shri Talla Venkata Ravi IRS, Commisioner of Customs 7) Shri L Satyanarayan, Labour Trustee liquid/container)” The following important items, inter alia, were considered by • Construction of 16th Berth for multipurpose cargo (other than the Board:- liquid)” • Monetary Compensation/Ex-gratia to Dependent members/ • Transfer policies of Deendayal Port Trust. Legal heirs of employees/Workers to cover the risk of life due • Annual Accounts of DPT for the year 2020-2021 to Covid-19 while on duty. • Revision of Recruitment Rules for Class II, III and IV. • Allotment of land to M/s Nayara Energy Limited at OOT-Va- • Development of Multipurpose Cargo Berth off Tuna Tekra on dinar BOT basis – Clarifications of queries on tariff and on PPPAC • Amendment in scheme – Extending of medical facilities to the Memo. employees appointed on or after 1st January, 2004 and retired • Development of Container Terminal at Tuna-Tekra, on BOT from Board service / Died while in service Basis under PPP. • Amendment in the Scheme for optimum utilization of fertilizer • Proposal for obtaining IPA to initiate action to open Kendriya bagging plant at New Godown No.34 Vidyalaya School, initially upto Class – VIII in Gopalpuri Colony. • Proposal to ratify the proposal to allow M/s. Adani Logistics • Storage of Import Cargo (Other than fertilizers) in the Go- Limited to use Ro-Ro/Lo-Lo Jetty at Vadinar for Services from downs on Rental terms for 90 days and levying demurrage Vadinar to Mundra thereafter as per S.O.R. • Construction of 14th berth for Multipurpose Cargo (other than - Turn to page 4 4 NEWSLETTER Monday, June 28, 2021 DPT held 2nd Board meeting of 2021-22, decision on important agenda, including infra. Development and Covid relief. From page 3 • Annual Accounts of DPT for the year 2020-2021 • Deliberation on the issue of Demurrage Charges on the • Updation and revision of Recruitment Rules for the Import Cargo stored in covered Godowns after 30 days posts of Class II, III and IV of all departments of Deen- • Internal Audit report of DPT for the period 01-04-2020 dayal Port Trust, reg. to 31-03-2021 • Development of Multipurpose Cargo Berth off Tuna • Works Assigned on Nomination Basis to M/s Gujarat Tekra outside Kandla Creek at Kandla on BOT basis – Institute of Desert Ecology, Bhuj to comply MoEF&CC, Clarifications of queries on tariff proposal raised by TAMP GoI in the EC & CRZ Clearances accorded to DPT for and on PPPAC Memo raised by Appraisal Authorities. various projects. • Development of Container Terminal at Tuna - Tekra, • Declaration of Rate of Interest on DPT PF balance for Deendayal Port on BOT Basis under PPP Mode. the year 2020-21. • Proposal for obtaining In-principle approval to initiate • Setting up of Superspecialty Hospital and Nursing Col- necessary action to open Kendriya Vidyalaya School, lege at DPT. initially upto Class – VIII in Gopalpuri Colony. • Work of Medical Oxygen Plant and Oxygen piping work • Storage of Import Cargo (Other than fertilizers) in the done at Port Hospital, and Govt. Hospital for COVID Godowns on Rental terms for 90 days and levying de- Containment purposes. murrage thereafter as per S.O.R. • Development of Parking yard for Trucks / Vehicles for • Deliberation on the issue of Demurrage Charges on the per-checking of documents along with ancillary facilities Import Cargo stored in covered Godowns after 30 days like canteen, toilet, rest shelter, high must tower on road • Internal Audit report of DPT for the period 01-04-2020 leading to W.G.- I & II outside CJA to 31-03-2021 • Const. of Dome Shaped Storage Sheds - Phase-I. • Works Assigned on Nomination Basis to M/s Gujarat • Construction of Ro-Ro Pax Facility at Pipavav & Mul- Institute of Desert Ecology, Bhuj to comply with the con- dwarka - Gujarat. ditions stipulated by the MoEF&CC, GoI in the EC & CRZ • Empanelment of laboratory in Gandhidham & Anjar for Clearances accorded to DPT for various projects reg providing Pathology and Radiology services. • Declaration of Rate of Interest on Deendayal Port Trust • Procurement of 03 nos. of Ventilators at DPT Hospital Provident Fund balance for the year 2020-21. • Approval for Selection of System Integrator on Nomi- • Setting up of Superspecialty Hospital and Nursing Col- nation basis for Supply and Installation of RFID based lege at Deendayal Port Trust, Gandhidham. Access Control System known as ‘E-Drishti’ on boot • Work of Supply, Installation, Testing & Commissioning model to M/s. Central Electronics Corporation, a GOI of Medical Oxygen Plant and Oxygen piping work done Enterprise. at Port Hospital, Gopalpuri and Govt. Hospital, Rambag, • Extension of maintenance contract of 2 Nos. Harbour for COVID Containment purposes-reg. Mobile Cranes of 63 T Capacity along with Grab for a • Development of Parking yard for Trucks / Vehicles for period of six months from 01.07.2021 to 31.12.2021.
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