Three Israeli-linked vessels attacked in a week
JERUSALEM : Israeli-linked vessels have found themselves in the crosshairs of Houthi rebels and increased security threats while sailing in the Red and Arabian Seas. The last week has seen three Israeli-linked vessels attacked.
DP World cuts carbon emissions in UAE using renewable energy
DUBAI : This year, DP World reduced its carbon footprint in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by almost 50% by utilising renewable energy from the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA). DEWA has issued
DPA observed 75th National Constitution Day
GANDHIDHAM : Various departments of Deendayal Ports (DPA) observed 75th National Constitution Day in a befitting manner. On this occasion, Shri S.K. Mehta, Chairman read out Preamble of the Constitution which was recited by
Vadhavan Port work picks up pace, requisite clearances by mid-Jan : Official MoPSW
MUMBAI : India’s proposed ₹76,000-Crore Greenfield Port at Vadhavan in Palghar, Maharashtra, will have all “requisite clearances” in place by mid-January, post which work should be underway “next year”, a senior Shipping Ministry official said. Environmental
Cargo ship ‘Raptor’ sinks off Greek island, 13 crew members missing
ATHENS : A cargo ship carrying salt sank off the Greek island of Lesbos on Sunday, with all but one of its 14-strong crew still missing, the Greek coast guard said. The Comoros-flagged ship
Second Israeli-owned ship attacked by Iran-backed forces as shadow war intensifies
SINGAPORE : A second Israeli-owned ship is reported to have come under military attack from suspected Iranian-backed forces in the last week. The container ship CMA CGM Symi (built 2022) was hit by a
Feasibility study started for developing cargo hub in Andaman’s Atlanta Bay
NEW DELHI: The government has initiated a feasibility study for development of bulk cargo transshipment hub in Atlanta Bay, located in Andaman Islands. On Friday, the Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways Shri Sarbananda Sonowal visited Atlanta Bay near Diglipur
After green nod, transshipment hub in Nicobar wins in-principle approval
NEW DELHI : The Finance Ministry has given its in-principle approval to plans to build International Container Transshipment Terminal in Great Nicobar following environmental clearance for the marque, ₹43,700-crore project, two officials privy to the
