Govt may offer 35% Subsidy for Goods Transport via Inland Waterways
NEW DELHI : To enhance the transportation of goods through rivers, which currently constitutes only 2 per cent of India’s total freight movement, the government is planning to
IWAI organizes a workshop on Inland Vessels Act, Rules and Central Database
NEW DELHI : In order to improve the understanding of Inland Vessels (IV) Act, 2021 and Rules, Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) under Ministry of Ports, Shipping
IWAI’s Kalughat IMT gets recognition for sustainable infrastructure project
KALUGHAT : Inland Waterways Authority of India’s Intermodal Terminal (IMT) at Kalughat in Bihar has received five star SVAGRIHA rating from GRIHA council. The terminal is one among
Assam Govt implementing steps to revitalise waterways : CMO
GUWAHATI : Assam Government is actively working to revitalise the state’s waterways by enhancing safety, modernising infrastructure and improving connectivity, the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) said on Monday.
India sets sail toward carbon-efficient coastal shipping expansion
NEW DELHI : Coastal shipping is a cost-effective and carbon-efficient mode of transport. Yet, India has not fully utilised its 7,500 km coastline and over 14,000 km of
Germany’s Rhenus Group eyes cargo operations in inland waterways
Rhenus Logistics, a leading transportation player in Europe, is looking to ramp up its India operations. It will pump about $100 million into the country’s inland waterways starting
Two-day International Conference on Green Technologies in Costal & Inland Water Transportation
BHUBANESWAR : The Talcher to Paradip and Dhamra stretch of the NW-5 set to move forward and will soon see the light of the day, said Smt Usha
IWT offers robust growth opportunities via PPPs
NEW DELHI : The Indian Inland Waterways Transport (IWT) sector presents significant opportunities for growth through public-private partnerships (PPPs), and the government is eyeing expansion of the PPP
Indian logistics market to expand to US$ 159.54 billion (Rs. 13.4 trillion) by FY28
NEW DELHI : The Indian logistics market, valued at Rs 9 trillion in FY23, is forecasted to grow to Rs 13.4 trillion by FY28, achieving a compounded annual
Agreements between India and Bangladesh for river transportation will be honoured : Sonowal
GUWAHATI : Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal, on Saturday said that there is a mutual understanding between India and Bangladesh and agreements signed