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Economic Times12.5.2026BusinessIndia

India launches $1.5-billion Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool

Aims to reduce dependence on foreign insurers, bolster domestic maritime trade

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India launches Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool to reduce dependence on foreign insurers and bolster domestic maritime trade

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India launches Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool to reduce dependence on foreign insurers and bolster domestic maritime trade

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