GANDHIDHAM : Deendayal Port Authority has proudly crossed the 100 MMT mark in cargo handling on December 11, 2024, achieving this remarkable milestone 24 days ahead of the previous year. This accomplishment underscores DPA’s
MUMBAI : Within just two days, India’s leading major ports — Paradip in Odisha and Kandla in Gujarat — have crossed the 100 million tonnes (mt) mark in cargo handling this financial year. While Paradip port achieved the milestone
GANDHINAGAR : The Gujarat Maritime Board has launched the ‘Gujarat Inland Vessels’ Rules, 2024‘, offering detailed guidelines for safety in boating. Registration and permits are now mandatory, and non-compliance will attract legal action. The
NEW DELHI Union Minister Shri Nitin Gadkari on Friday expressed confidence that cruise ships will soon be manufactured in India. Speaking at the CNBC-TV18’s Green Bharat Summit here, Gadkari said that he will ask the Cochin Shipyard
MUMBAI : The keel of the first of five Fleet Support Ships (FSS), being built at Hindustan Shipyard Ltd., Visakhapatnam, as the HSL VC11200 project, was recently laid at a ceremony held at the
NEW DELHI : The two day long India Maritime Heritage Conclave (IMHC) drew a successful closure as the maiden conclave attempt to revive academic focus on India’s maritime history. Speaking at the valedictory session,
NEW DELHI : Gujarat Chief Minister Shri Bhupendra Patel stated that Gujarat has successfully realized Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s vision of a Port-Led Economy to revive the state’s maritime heritage through Port-Led Development.
PARADIP : Paradip Port Authority along with Major Ports Sports Control Board is organising 24th All India Major Port Cultural Meet 2024 -25 at Jayadev Sadan. Gracing the inaugural function as Chief Guest, Nilabhra
BHUBANESHWAR : The Odisha government on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the IIT Madras for the preparation of the Odisha Maritime Perspective Plan (OMPP). This plan would encompass the key strengths
NEW DELHI : India remains “concerned” at the evolving situation in West Asia and attacks against commercial vessels in and around the Red Sea threaten freedom of navigation and “impact our trade”, the government