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Home›Dredging›Indian Finance ministry will release KPT payment to clear DCI dues
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February 5, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Indian Finance ministry will release KPT payment to clear DCI dues

Two days after the Dredging Corporation of India threatened to withdraw their dredgers from Haldia due to non-payment of dues, the Finance Ministry has agreed to release the payment to the Shipping Ministry. [mappress] Source: Indian Express, February 5, 2010;

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Two days after the Dredging Corporation of India threatened to withdraw their dredgers from Haldia due to non-payment of dues, the Finance Ministry has agreed to release the payment to the Shipping Ministry.

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Source: Indian Express, February 5, 2010;

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