Improvement in Performance of Indian Ports : MoPSW
NEW DELHI : The Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal informed in a written reply to the Rajya Sabha that, the Government has taken various steps to improve the operational performance
APM Terminals Pipavav sets new record for vehicle handling by Rail
PIPAVAV : GPPL has further lifted the standard of responsibility and reliability by setting an inward auto rake record at the port. In January, the port unloaded 26 auto NMG [Newly
Saudi Red Sea Authority signs MoU with the Heritage Commission
RIYADH : Saudi Red Sea Authority (SRSA), the key enabler and official regulator of coastal tourism in the Kingdom’s Red Sea, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Heritage Commission, the entity responsible
Port of Antwerp-Bruges seeks innovative solutions for sustainable PFAS water treatment
ANTWERP : During infrastructure projects in the Antwerp Port area including soil excavation, significant amounts of PFAS-contaminated drainage water are released. This water, comprising contaminated groundwater and brackish Scheldt and dock water, undergoes purification
India has no plans to privatise shipping and ports : MoPSW
NEW DELHI : Government of India has recently clarified that there are no ongoing discussions about the privatisation of shipping and ports. The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) made this statement to
Cushman & Wakefield chosen to prepare a Master Plan for Development of International Port City
GANDHINAGAR : Cushman & Wakefield, a renowned global real estate consultancy, has been appointed to develop the master plan for a port city project in Gujarat. Inspired by leading port cities such as Rotterdam,
Marina project to decongest dock at Gateway of India
MUMBAI : The Mumbai Port Authority (MbPA) will appoint a new consultant for the proposed Marina project to be constructed in South Mumbai which was proposed as a parking facility for 300 yachts at
Seven ships carrying fertilisers rerouted from Red Sea so far : Government
NEW DELHI : Indian Government on Tuesday said that seven ships carrying fertilisers have been rerouted from the Red Sea so far due to disturbances. In a written reply to the Rajya Sabha, Minister
