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List of Seaports in India


MAJOR SEAPORTS IN INDIA : There are major sea ports in India that are located in various parts of the country that are used for the purpose of commercial shipping activities. These are used for importing goods from foreign countries or exporting goods to other countries.
Many times, questions from them are asked in the various bank exams. So, we at Takshila Learning are providing you the list of all the important sea ports in India & the states in which they are located.
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Let us look at all the major seaports in India:

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