most of India's foreign trade is carried through sea routes. explain the statement giving three reasons
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this statement means that in India most of it's trade is always carried From the routes of sea .. it's reasons are...
The heavy load is difficult to load and unload through Airplanes.
The water transport is much cheaper.
It is quite safe then air ways.
The heavy load is difficult to load and unload through Airplanes.
The water transport is much cheaper.
It is quite safe then air ways.
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Most of India's foreign trade is carried through sea routes because -
- Long Coastline - India has a long coastline that measures about 7,516.6 km along the Bay of Bengal, the Indian Ocean, and the Arabian Sea. Thus, the coastline provides an advantage for India’s international trade.
- Peninsular India - India is covered by seas and oceans from its three sides and this strategic situation in the Indian ocean facilitates India in connecting with other countries by sea route.
- Cheapest Means of Transport - Water transport is a cost-effective means of transport. This is because it needs no fixed assets, such as roads or rails to maintain. Also, it provides a smooth surface and so is fuel-efficient.
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