TEHRAN : Iran seized a cargo ship linked to Israeli businessman Eyal Ofer on Saturday amid growing concerns about a wider Middle East war. Indian authorities are now in touch with their Iranian counterparts
NEW DELHI : The Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) is looking to raise a record ₹60,000 crore from monetization in the current fiscal, two people aware of the matter said. While the
NEW DELHI : Maruti Suzuki’s automotive parts travel the 659 km between New Rewari in Haryana to Palanpur in Gujarat on the truck-on-train service (ToT) provided by the Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India
BEIJING : China remained the top merchandise exporter in 2023 for the seventh straight year with its share in world exports at 14.2 percent, almost the same as the level in 2022, the China’s
MUMBAI : India-Persian Gulf trades seem to be a glaring exception for container lines, as they are rapidly losing the pricing steam they have had from the Red Sea crisis on the larger trade
NEW DELHI : Exports of two-wheelers and three-wheelers, which account for nearly 85% of all automotive shipments from India in terms of volumes, showed clear signs of a rebound in the final quarter of
PANAMA CITY : As droughts continue to deplete the Panama Canal’s water levels, the maritime trading hub’s operators are planning a workaround. On Wednesday, Panama officials announced a new Multimodal Dry Canal project that will begin
NEW DELHI : The ambitious project of Indian Railways-constructing dedicated freight corridors (DFCs) worth Rs 2 trillion is progressing as planned, according to recent updates. These corridors aim to revolutionise India’s logistics sector by
SALALAH : The pioneering project optimises an existing fresh water generation system onboard container vessels to further store and deliver it in tank containers to ports and regions facing scarcity of fresh water. Fresh
WASHINGTON : United States forces have shot down an anti-ship ballistic missile that Houthi rebels allegedly fired at a Maersk ship in the Gulf of Aden. The US-flagged 2,500 TEU Maersk Yorktown was being