Great Nicobar project bulldozed through by Govt : Cong’s Jairam Ramesh
NEW DELHI : Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Tuesday alleged that the Great Nicobar mega infrastructure project has been bulldozed through by the Modi government through “deception, intimidation, and manipulation”. The former environment minister
MoPSW to host Maritime Financing Summit 2025
NEW DELHI : The Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways(MoPSW) is organizing the Maritime Financing Summit 2025 today (July 24, 2025) with a theme Seas of Opportunity, Streams of Investment: Maritime Financing Summit 2025.
Vadhavan Port to add 23.2 million TEUs to India’s maritime capacity
MUMBAI : The Vadhavan Port, a major infrastructure initiative located on the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), is expected to significantly boost India’s container handling capacity by 23.2 million TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit). The
Shipping’s digital shift demands sharper messaging, Getting the Market is answering in Asia
SINGAPORE/ROTTERDAM : As maritime companies digitize, decarbonize, and expand across continents, standing out in the market has never been more challenging. Customers expect clarity. Talent is scarce. And lead generation takes more than a
Sarbananda Sonowal highlights Achievements of Vadhavan Port Project
NEW DELHI : The Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Shri Sarabananda Sonowal informed in a written reply to the Rajya Sabha that, the Vadhavan Port, a deep-draft port located on the India-Middle
Dr RKM CoEM inaugurated at IMU Kolkata campus
KOLKATA : Dr Ravi K Mehrotra Centre of Excellence in Maritime (CoEM) is being established at lMU, Kolkata Campus, as a consequence of an endowment from Dr Ravi K Mehrotra, an alumnus of the
Cruise Bharat Mission rises, 51 new circuits planned by 2027
NEW DELHI : India’s river Cruise Tourism sector is experiencing rapid growth, driven by robust policy support, enhanced infrastructure, and increasing interest from global operators. In 2024-25, cruise voyages on National Waterways rose to
Parliament passes ‘Bills of Lading, 2025’ Bill on the first day of Monsoon Session, replaces 169 years old Colonial-Era Shipping Law
NEW DELHI : On the first day of monsoon session, the ‘Bills of Lading, 2025’ bill was passed by the Rajya Sabha paving the way for Presidential Assent. Tabled by the Union Minister of Ports,