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Wow, it’s confirmed. Since our CM has confirmed that the proposal will be developed on an MMLP-type model, and with Trichy Airport also set to be privatised, Trichy could be heading towards a much bigger logistics transformation. Look at Duisburg, Zaragoza, and Memphis inland logistics hubs that transformed their...

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Ron1 month ago

Unpopular opinion Trichy could be Second capital for tamilnadu...

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INDICIST1 month ago

yes

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𝙵𝚎𝚢𝚗𝚖𝚊𝚗1 month ago

@Vignesh_2508 get ready to speedrun visai na movies

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K s Venkateswaran1 month ago

Trichy has the advantage of attracting goods from 16 districts which is almost half of tamilnadu ,which may give employment to nearly approx 30 lakhs people directly and in directly which is huge

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K s Venkateswaran1 month ago

This could also be a growth structure favouring Tanjore , Kumbakonam, nagai, karaikal,Perambalur ,Pudukkottai etc

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RightWingPlus1 month ago

This could also lead to the long term downfall of Chennai.

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INDICIST1 month ago

lol its for icd mmlp how chnnai going to be affected when its have port?

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RightWingPlus1 month ago

Use your head. Where is the Trichy cargo traffic currently going to? Almost all of it goes to Chennai port. That will get cut by a sizeable chunk.

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INDICIST1 month ago

yeah saince cuddalore port getrevived its going to happen any way, even tutucurin port is getting bigger its inevigtable but how you comparing with dryport here.

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RightWingPlus1 month ago

Oh God. These inland ports are all connected to one seaport or another. Trichy will get connected to Cuddalore and reduce cargo that is currently going entirely to Chennai port

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INDICIST1 month ago

yeah thats what ive said our state is surrounded with ports and ocean, take sagamala scheme for instance, youll get to know that we are going to get small ports and megaport and the work is also underway, yeah agfreeewith you its inevitable

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WhiteLilly8371 month ago

@plus_right You seem to be saying different things at the same time on the same subject. Period.

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INDICIST1 month ago

@plus_right Puriala bro

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sriram1 month ago

There are not decent highways in TN. Logistics hubs work with an excellent set of broad highways. Roads precede a logistics hub. Maybe he forgot!

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Raghav1 month ago

Interesting !

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HARISHANKAR1 month ago

Karaikal can be dual purpose port with container traffic. More feasible than Cuddalore

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INDICIST1 month ago

Why's that there is Nagapattinam port too in thr east tell me pleadr

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HARISHANKAR1 month ago

Nagappatnam is fishing harbour. Karaikal is already a international coal Port. If they acquire additional lands for container traffic means Nagapattinam and Mayiladuthurai will be more benefitted

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INDICIST1 month ago

yeah but cuddalore port is activel going for greenfield i think right any recent works on Karaikkal?

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Naruto Uzmaki1 month ago

New capital Trichy

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Mohamed Kafarkhan K1 month ago

இது நான் சில மாதங்களுக்கு முன்னாடி ChatGPT உடன் உரையாடிய திட்டத்தின் இன்னொரு வடிவமாக இருக்கிறது. எனக்கு மிக்க மகிழ்ச்சி.

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Raaj Kannan1 month ago

selected elites, isolated will enjoy comfort, good service while others in chennai, normal people have to suffer

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