India's first international cruise ship - MV Empress has been flagged off for which country?
Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Sarbananda Sonowal flagged off India's first international cruise ship - MV Empress from Chennai to Sri Lanka. Along with this, International Cruise Tourism Terminal has also been started in Chennai at a cost of Rs 17.21 crore. Which is the beginning of a new era of cruise tourism in the country. On this occasion, Union Minister Sonowal along with the port officials also planted 2,500 saplings at the port.
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