June27 , 2026

    M. Angamuthu Gets 6-Month Extension as VPA Chairman

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    The government has approved a six-month extension for Dr. M. Angamuthu as Chairman of the Visakhapatnam Port Authority (VPA), ensuring continuity in leadership at one of India’s प्रमुख major ports.

    The extension comes at a time when the port is pursuing key infrastructure upgrades, capacity expansion projects, and operational efficiency improvements. Officials indicated that the decision was taken to maintain stability in ongoing initiatives and sustain growth momentum.

    During his tenure, Angamuthu has overseen several measures aimed at enhancing cargo handling capacity, streamlining port operations, and strengthening connectivity with hinterland regions. The port has also focused on improving turnaround times and adopting digital solutions to boost efficiency.

    Industry stakeholders have welcomed the move, noting that leadership continuity is crucial for executing long-term development plans and maintaining investor confidence. The extension is expected to support the port’s efforts to attract higher cargo volumes and diversify its cargo mix.

    The Visakhapatnam Port Authority plays a vital role in handling bulk, container, and liquid cargo on India’s east coast, serving key industries across multiple states.

    With the extension in place, Angamuthu is likely to continue driving strategic initiatives aimed at strengthening the port’s competitiveness and aligning operations with evolving global maritime standards.

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