An Empirical Study for Understanding the Container Operations in India

Abstract

The current situation of container handling in the nation is examined in the thesis report on the study of container operations in India. The report offers a thorough review of India's container operations' regulatory environment, port infrastructure, and containerization process. According to the study, containerization has been crucial to the expansion of foreign trade in India. However, the port's infrastructure is inadequate for managing containers, which causes blockages and delays. According to the paper, in order to enable the expansion of container operations throughout India, port improvements and the creation of a thorough regulatory framework are required. The report also identifies several challenges that hinder the development of container operations in India, including inefficiencies in customs clearance procedures, lack of standardization in container handling, and the absence of a unified port tariff structure. The study recommends the implementation of measures to address these challenges and enhance the competitiveness of India's container operations.