India and Sri Lanka are planning to initiate ferry service
NEW DELHI : The Indian and Sri Lankan governments have announced plans to initiate a ferry service between the two nations before the end of this month. Indian
US-bound ship hits Bharat Petroleum crude import facility
JAMNAGAR : A US-bound vessel from Sikka Port in Gujarat accidentally hit a Bharat Petroleum Corp’s (BPCL) crude import facility late on Sunday, two sources told on Monday.
India-U.S. Maritime Security Exercise ‘Sea Defenders-2024’ culminates at Port Blair
PORT BLAIR : The comprehensive maritime security exercise ‘Sea Defenders-2024’ between the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) & United States Coast Guard (USCG) culminated at Port Blair on March
PSA Singapore launches Jurong Island Terminal expansion project
SINGAPORE : PSA Singapore has unveiled a strategic initiative to expand its Jurong Island Terminal (JIT) in response to escalating demand for sustainable, efficient, and resilient supply chain
Red Sea disruptions benefit shipping companies’ near-term profitability : Fitch Ratings
Global shipping companies’ short-term profitability will benefit from increased freight rates, which exceed the costs of re-routing following persistent attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea, Fitch
ClassNK grants Innovation Endorsement for Products & Solutions to “Cassandra” developed by
TOKYO : ClassNK has granted its Innovation Endorsement for Products & Solutions*1 to a vessel & voyage performance monitoring platform called “Cassandra” developed by Deep Sea Technologies SMPC.
Industry Association condemn Houthi attack on MV True Confidence
LONDON : Industry Associations express their deep concern over the tragic loss of life and injuries suffered by the crew of MV True Confidence in an attack in
Houthis shoot at another “American” ship saying attacks are escalating
YEMEN : Another bulker sailing southeast of Aden, Yemen was targeted by the Houthis again. Initial reports are that the vessel was not hit and that the crew
Red Sea crisis causes surge in vessel calls and congestion at African ports
NEW YORK : “The Red Sea crisis is highlighting the wide gap in efficiency between ports in Africa and other world regions, despite heavy investment in port infrastructure
Andaman & Nicobar Command carries out maiden all-women maritime surveillance mission
NEW DELHI : A maiden all-women maritime surveillance mission was undertaken by the Andaman & Nicobar Command on the 40th anniversary of INAS 318 and International Women’s Day on