Industrial Ports are facilities designed for the efficient handling of substantial volumes of bulk commodities like coal, iron ore, and oil. They possess the infrastructure required for large-scale bulk cargo operations.
- (A) Inland Ports: Situated away from the coast, typically on inland waterways, these ports are not primarily for bulk cargo.
- (B) Industrial Ports: These ports specialize in handling bulk cargo, including coal, iron, and other industrial raw materials, making them the appropriate designation.
- (C) Out Ports: Generally, these are supplementary ports serving main ports, not specifically focused on bulk cargo.
- (D) Comprehensive Ports: These ports accommodate a diverse range of cargo and services but are not exclusively defined by their bulk cargo handling capabilities.
Therefore, option (B) is correct because Industrial Ports are specifically equipped for bulk cargo.