Kakinada

American  

[kah-kuh-nah-duh] / ˌkɑ kəˈnɑ də /

noun

1. a port city in Andhra Pradesh state, SE India.

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Example Sentences

Climate researchers say the neighbouring city of Kakinada - just 16 miles away - could also be submerged in 80 years.

From BBC

They traveled to a famed Hindu temple at Rishikesh, north of New Delhi, to receive blessings, and the following month they took an eight-hour bus trip to the coastal city of Kakinada to report for work.

From Los Angeles Times

KAKINADA, India—Entrepreneur Ajay Sinha made stuffed toys in China for a decade before he started doing something almost unheard-of in his industry: manufacture in his native India.

From The Wall Street Journal

Pals Plush’s new plant is in a 16-square-mile special economic zone in Kakinada, on India’s southeastern coast, where exporters enjoy incentives from the federal and state governments, including tax-free imports of materials.

From The Wall Street Journal

Heads of several China-based toy makers who came to scout Kakinada recently said they had high hopes despite the unfamiliar environment.

From The Wall Street Journal