World’s first hydrogen cargo vessel set for Paris debut
PARIS : The European innovation project Flagships will deploy the world’s first commercial cargo transport vessel operating on hydrogen later this year, plying the river Seine in Paris,
Mr. Arun Sharma of Indian Register of Shipping (IRClass) Receives India’s Highest Maritime Recogni
MUMBAI :Indian Register of Shipping (IRClass), an international ship classification society, is delighted to announce that its Executive Chairman, Mr. Arun Sharma, has received India’s most prestigious maritime
MV Columbus first luxury cruise to reach Alang after 2-month break
The latest to arrive at Alang this week is a 32-year-old cruise liner, ‘MV Columbus’, which was built at Saint-Nazaire in France and could carry 1,855 passengers and
Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways celebrates 58th National Maritime Day-2021
5th April is celebrated as the National Maritime Day India is changing, India is racing ahead, New India is being built like we were the Maritime leader in
GMB celebrates 58th National Maritime Day and 40th Foundation Day
GANDHINAGAR : India celebrates National Maritime Day every year on April 05. The country is celebrating the 58th edition of National Maritime Day this year, the first of
MARITIME POLLUTION AND THE SHIPBREAKING INDUSTRY — CHALLENGES AND MITIGATION-OPTIONS
NEW DELHI :Given the temptation of South Asian governmental bureaucracies to view the shipbuilding industry solely in economic terms and as a generator of employment, this article seeks
First Water Metro ferry to be handed to KMRL by month-end
It will be operated in the Vyttila-Kakkanad corridor Coachin: The first of the twenty-three 100-passenger-capacity ferries that have been envisaged under the first phase of the ₹747-crore Water
World Maritime Theme 2021
LONDON : IMO has chosen to make 2021 a year of action for seafarers, who are facing unprecedented hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic, despite their vital role
Bring 2 lakh Indian seafarers under ambit of ”priority workers” for vaccination: Maritim
New Delhi: Not bringing about two lakh Indian seafarers under the ambit of ”priority workers” for vaccination may mar their employability perspective, maritime bodies on Wednesday cautioned seeking
Maritime Bodies Call For Including Seafarers In ‘Priority Workers’ List For Vaccinations
Maritime organizations and seafarer associations in India are urging the government to bring seafarers under the ambit of priority workers for vaccinations. Seafarers are crucial to maintaining the