Will PSA leave Mumbai before it arrives?

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By Alex Lennane

31/01/2012

Singapore terminal operator has had a difficult time in India, and this fine investigation by the Wall St Journal’s Indian business publication Mint shows why its latest project to spearhead JNPT’s next phase if expansion could well end in tears. A parable for all that is wrong with the Indian port system.

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