No permission required to sail through Strait of Hormuz : Indian Govt
NEW DELHI : Sailing through the Strait of Hormuz – the only sea channel linking the oil-rich Persian Gulf with open oceans – does not require permission from any country, a senior government official
KR Publishes Research Report on Safety Considerations for Hydrogen-Fueled Ships
BUSAN: Korean Register (KR) has released a research report analyzing the safety challenges associated with hydrogen-fueled ships and outlining key risk factors and mitigation measures to support the safe adoption of hydrogen in the maritime
PM Modi addresses the Lok Sabha on the ongoing conflict in West Asia
The situation in West Asia is concerning at this time: PM In the past two-three weeks, Mr. Jaishankar and Mr. Hardeep Puri have provided the necessary information to the House on this matter: PM
Middle East conflict disrupting supply chains, energy flows; Indian economy resilient: CII
NEW DELHI: The ongoing conflict in West Asia is disrupting global supply chains and putting pressure on energy markets, affecting imports and exports worldwide, according to the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). In a
Iran warns Strait of Hormuz will be “completely closed” if US targets power plants
TEHRAN: Iran on Sunday warned that the strategic Strait of Hormuz would be “completely closed” and the energy infrastructure of Israel and the Gulf countries in the region that host American bases would be
Hormuz naval escorts will not ensure vessel transits through Hormuz: IMO head
LONDON: Naval escorts for oil tankers and other merchant vessels through the Strait of Hormuz have limited power to restore the free flow of shipping through the critical chokepoint, as they cannot eliminate risk,
How can Strait of Hormuz shipping blockage be solved?
LONDON: Here are five ways that experts say commodities could begin moving again through the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial trade route currently blocked by Iranian forces in the Middle East war. US-led military
Sky Light’s Indian Seafarers return home with only the clothes on their backs
MUMBAI: Eight Indian seafarers who survived the March 1 missile attack on the oil tanker Sky Light near Oman’s Khasab port returned to Mumbai on March 18 around 1 pm, amid the ongoing Iran–Israel conflict,