By Admin 
Budget 2026 is coming at a time when the global economy is going through the pressure of uncertainty, wars and geopolitics. Tariff wars, sanctions and supply chain disruptions have changed the world’s trade map. In this changing global order, India has a rare opportunity—to take its economic strength to the next level through shipping and ports.
About 95% of India’s trade volume occurs via sea, so strong ports and efficient shipping are not just infrastructure projects, but India’s economic backbone. Deep-water transshipment ports like Vizhinjam, port-linked highways, freight corridors and Sagarmala programs are making India a global logistics hub.
Focus on shipbuilding and merchant fleet brings strategic autonomy, high-skill jobs and technology development. Long-term finance, port-based manufacturing incentives and simplified logistics processes are expected to get a strong push from Budget 2026.