Ports to power India’s $30 trillion vision: Sonowal outlines ₹80 lakh crore maritime investment roadmap by 2047
NEW DELHI : Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways Shri Sarbananda Sonowal has said that India’s ports are emerging as the engine of Viksit Bharat, driving the nation’s transformation into a $30 trillion
Samudra Suddhih Rastrasya Vriddhih : DG Shipping marking a historic milestone in India’s maritime journey
MUMBAI : The Commemorative Conference on the Occasion of Celebrating 75 Years of the Directorate General of Shipping set sail with a grand inauguration uniting global dignitaries, policymakers, and industry pioneers to chart India’s
Deendayal Port Authority looks to build smaller ships
GANDHIDHAM : For nearly a year, Deendayal Port Authority (DPA), which operates Deendayal port (earlier Kandla Port) in Gujarat, has been pursuing an ambitious plan to convert over 2,000 acres of coastal land into
Paradip Port charts strong growth path under P. L. Haranadh’s leadership
PARADIP : Paradip Port Authority continues its journey of growth and excellence under the leadership of Shri P. L. Haranadh. At the recent press meet covered by Times Conversations, News7 Odisha, and OTV, he
Kamarajar Port welcomes Japanese delegation to strengthen maritime collaboration
CHENNAI : Kamarajar Port. (KPL) a major port and a Company of Chennai Port Authority welcomes Japanese delegation to strengthen maritime collaboration. A 15 member Japanese delegation comprising officials from the Ports in Japan,
Indian Register of Shipping launches Ship Drift Trajectory Prediction Service
MUMBAI: Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) has announced the launch of its Ship Drift Trajectory Prediction Service; an advanced tool designed to strengthen maritime risk management and enhance emergency response planning for disabled vessels.
Ecumenical Maritime Ministry of India Organizes National Workshop for Port Chaplains, Welfare Officers and Ship Welfare Workers
CHENNAI: The Ecumenical Maritime Ministry of India, in collaboration with leading seafarers’ welfare organizations — The Merchant Navy Welfare Board (India), ISWOT Seafarers’ Welfare Organization, and CEFI — successfully conducted a two-day workshop and
23 Indian crew rescued after LPG Carrier catches fire off Yemen coast ; 2 still missing
YEMEN : 23 Indian crew members onboard MV Falcon, which caught fire and was adrift off the Yemen coast following an explosion, have been rescued and safely handed over to the Djiboutian Coast Guard.