NEW DELHI : Foreign-flagged non-propelled vessels, including mobile offshore drilling units and accommodation barges, will be allowed to operate in India’s coastal trade under a new Coastal Shipping law, pending approval from Parliament. These
NEW DELHI : The Indian government is taking big steps to strengthen its domestic shipbuilding industry. Union Minister of Ports, Shipping & Waterways, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal, recently shared several industries aimed at promoting local shipbuilding, encouraging
NEW DELHI : The Indian Coast Guard’s two patrol vessels arrived in Maldives’s capital Male on Monday as part of their ongoing deployment to the Indian Ocean Region. The visit by Offshore Patrol Vessel
VISAKHAPATNAM : INS Nirdeshak, the second ship of Survey Vessel (Large) project, was commissioned into the Indian Navy, in a ceremony presided over by Raksha Rajya Mantri, Shri Sanjay Seth on 18 December 2024
LONDON : The deadline to take part in the 2024 IMO-WISTA Women in Maritime Survey is just two weeks away, closing on 31st December. The survey will provide a global snapshot of gender diversity in
HAMBURG : Effective 1 January 2025, Ian Beveridge will hand over the executive management of Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement (BSM) to BSM’s Chief Financial Officer Sebastian von Hardenberg. Beveridge will remain CEO of the Schulte Group.
LONDON : Despite the fastest growth in supply and the fleet since 2010, the supply/demand balance tightened in 2024. Ship demand has increased as 90% of the capacity that normally transits the Suez Canal
THIRUVANANTHPURAM : The Vizhinjam International Seaport has embarked on a new chapter as it updated its location code to IN TRV 01, Kerala Minister for Ports Shri V N Vasavan announced. The change, following
MUMBAI : Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) has undertaken the certification of indigenously developed marine components for defence projects, marking a significant milestone in enhancing defence and maritime manufacturing capabilities within the country. The
SENEGAL The arrival of the dredger Willem Van Rubroeck in Ndayane this month marks the start of maritime works for the $1.2 billion Port of Ndayane, a project set to transform Senegal into a