Maine Maritime Academy President to Retire
William J. Brennan, president of Maine Maritime Academy, announced he will retire after the upcoming school year, capping off 12 years of service to the institution. “It is an exciting moment for me, but
IIT Roorkee and IMU Visakhapatnam develop fuel-efficient maritime transportation solution
HYDERABAD : A collaborative research effort involving Hydropower Simulation Laboratory (HSL) of the Department of Water Resources Development and Management (IIT Roorkee), and Indian Maritime University, Visakhapatnam (IMU-V)], sought to find an environmentally friendly,
Merchant vessel’s fuel tank develops crack, 10 KL oil spilled in Bay of Bengal: ICG
NEW DELHI : A merchant vessel’s fuel tank developed a crack leading to 10 kilolitres of oil being spilled in the Bay of Bengal on Thursday, the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) said. It said
MoPSW and MoC sign an MoU for Cooperation in Development of National Maritime Heritage Complex at Lothal, Gujarat
MoU would facilitate to exhibit the robust maritime history and vibrant coastal tradition of our country, says Shri Mansukh Mandaviya The MoU and the museum will play a big role in highlighting the cultural
Panama Canal to allow larger vessels to transit
The Panama Canal has increased the maximum allowable length for commercial and non-commercial vessels transiting the neopanamax locks to 370.33 m, up from 367.28 m. The increase means that 96.8% of the world’s fleet
MoPSW and MoCA Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for Development of Sea Plane Services in India
MoU will be a game changer in enhancing seamless connectivity across the nation and give a boost to the tourism sector too, says Shri Mansukh Mandaviya The MoU will give a big fillip to
At least 6 hurt in cargo vessel fire in Delpan wharf
MANILA : At least six people were hurt in a fire that hit a cargo vessel docked at the Delpan wharf in Tondo, Manila on Saturday afternoon, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said. In
China-backed Colombo Port City Project creates ripples
COLOMBO : A Invoice handed by the Sri Lankan Parliament has created ripples among the many maritime fraternity in Tamil Nadu (TN) and Kerala. The controversial Colombo Port Metropolis Financial Fee Invoice, cleared final
