Calcutta Port Trust (CPT) has decided against increasing port charges
despite the fact that enough time has elapsed since the revision of the
charges.
CPT chairman H P Roy said at the Indian Chamber of Commerce yesterday
that CPT had on its roll 23,000 pensioners involving an annual
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expenditure of Rs 150 crore. Another Rs 150 crore goes towards meeting
the wage bills of the 17,000-strong workforce. This old riverine port
also inherited a certain historical factor which makes its expenditure
structure rather inflexible in some areas. Roy is, however, aware that
the rate structure is not very attractive for port users.
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