2. INDIA (Jawaharlal Nehru Port)
◦ India is a Republic country in South part of Asia.
◦ 7th largest country by area.
◦ 2nd most populous country with over 1.2 billion people.
◦ Population: - 2015 estimate (1,276,267,000).
◦ Economic size: - GDP (PPP) 8.027 Trillion (2015) estimated
GDP(nominal) 2.182 Trillion (2015) estimated
◦ Currency: - Indian Rupee (INR)
4. Recent activities
SWAACH BHARAT ABHIYAN –
Plantation
Disposal of E-waste
Promotion of Tourism
Adoption of villages -
Helping villages financially
5. Introduction:-
◦ Largest and busiest port in India
◦ Rank as 34th largest port in the world
◦ Also known as Nheva Sheva
◦ Port is run by Jawaharlal Nehru port trust (JNPT) which is owned by government of India.
◦ It handles all types of container(liquid bulk, cement ships, RORO ships)
◦ Aiming to handle 10 million TEU of containers by he next year.
6. Geographical location:-
◦ It is located in Mumbai east, Maharashtra state connected with Arabian sea.
◦ Located at 18 degree 56’43” (latitude)& 72degrees 56’24”E(LONGITUDE)
◦ Land area : 2584 Hectares
◦ Mean sea level is 2.51 m above chart datum
7. HISTORY
◦ The port was named after the first prime minister of India. Mr. JAWAHARLAL NEHRU .
◦ The port was created to relieve the pressure on Mumbai port, then the pre-eminent port of
India.
◦ It also enabled importers to avoid the Octroi tax levied on goods entering the Mumbai city.
8. Important dates: -
1 Republic Day 26 January
2 Independence Day 15 August
3 Ganesh Chaturthi 17 September
4 Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti 2 October
5 Bhau beej 13 November
During these days port is closed. So all companies should schedule their projects according to
this.
9. Future Plans and Goals
◦ Revise the administrative infrastructure of JNP(Jawaharlal Nehru Port) to optimize quality and
efficiency.
◦ Innovate and expand the electronic dissemination options of JNP content.
◦ Attract more transhipment cargo.
◦ Achievement of 10 million TEU’s of throughput at JNP (Jawaharlal Nehru Port).
◦ Invest in hinterland connectivity ventures.
◦ Improve efficiency across of port.
11. SWOT analysis of JNPT
Strengths: -
• Container tracking helps to track container
and helps to know that container is at right
port or not.
• Frequency of services
Threats: -
• Increasing pressure on road and rail connectivity
• Private port developments in the region
Opportunities: -
• Free trade zone
• Export –imports container trade
• Ro- Ro cargo
Weakness: -
• Lack of transshipment facilities
• Large area is not being utilized (800 hectare is unused)
• Road to port jammed up and creates a backlog of
cargo
12. TORONTO SHIPPING
Rates of container from Toronto to Jawaharlal Nehru Port
◦ 20 foot container: - $3800/-
◦ 40 foot container: - $5650/-
◦ Transit time of shipping to Jawaharlal Nehru port from Toronto is 40 days.
◦ ADDRESS: - 688 Wilson Ave. Toronto, ON M3K1E1
◦ PHONE: - (416) 564-6362
◦ info@torontoshipping.ca
13. CARGOLINK WORLDWIDE LTD.
◦ Rates of container from Toronto to Jawaharlal Nehru Port
◦ 20 foot container: - $1980/-
◦ 40 foot container: - $2580/-
◦ Transit time of shipping to Jawaharlal Nehru Port from Toronto is 30 days.
◦ ADDRESS: - Dixie road#108, Mississauga, ON L4W 1E4
◦ PHONE: - (905) 238-7575
◦ info@cargolink.ca
14. MSP SHIPPING
◦ Rate of containers from Toronto to Jawaharlal Nehru Port
◦ 20 foot container: - $3980/-
◦ 40 foot container: - $5760/-
◦ Transit time of shipping to Jawaharlal Nehru Port from Toronto is 36 days
◦ ADDRESS: -3620 Laird Rd #11, Mississauga. ON L5L0A6
◦ PHONE: - (905) 820-6620
◦ info@mspshipping.com
15. Distance, speed, days, routes
◦ Distance 12253 Nautical mile (22692.56 KM)
◦ Speed 20 (37.04 km/hour)
◦ Days at sea: 25
◦ There are 12 rivers(including ocean, sea) in between port of Toronto and Jawaharlal Nehru port,
India
