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India Becomes World’s Leading Ship Recycling Hub with Record 35.4% Global Share India Becomes World’s Leading Ship Recycling Hub with Record 35.4% Global Share

India Becomes World’s Leading Ship Recycling Hub with Record 35.4% Global Share...

Responsible Us Bureau   Jun 23, 2026

India has emerged as the world's leading ship recycling country in 2025, driven by policy reforms, modernised recycling yards, and...

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