PSA Mumbai welcomes the maiden call of WAN HAI Lines S18 Service
MUMBAI : PSA Mumbai has announced the arrival of MV. NAJADE recently. This marks the beginning of the highly awaited SI8 service (Southeast Asia Service). Excitingly, this service will be jointly operated by WAN
Kochi Port welcomes LNG carrier ‘MSC ROSE’
KOCHI : Kochi Port marked a significant milestone in its green initiatives with the docking of the LNG-powered container carrier, MSC ROSE. This 365-meter-long vessel, capable of carrying 15,500 TEUs, is the first LNG-powered
Om Logistics leads the way in D2C shipping with RapidShyp
NEW DELHI : Om Logistics, a prominent player in B2B logistics, is excited to announce its foray into Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) shipping through its innovative venture, RapidShyp. Leveraging a rich heritage of expertise spanning over
DPA, Kandla welcomes MT KONNA STAR first “Made in India” Tug
GANDHIDHAM : DPA, Kandla welcomes MT KONNA STAR, first “Made in India” Tug with Indian flag in services of our port under Polestar Maritime Umbrella. This tug has been constructed in Malpe under Cochin
MoPSW celebrates International Women Maritime Day
NEW DELHI : The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) celebrated the International Day for Women in Maritime on 18th May here, honouring the vital contributions of women seafarers. This year’s theme, ”
APM Terminals Pipavav launches “Future Leaders – Foundation Program” with Maersk Training and Gujarat Maritime University
GANDHINAGAR : APM Terminals Pipavav (GPPL), a leading gateway in India, has taken a significant step towards joining the Government of India’s visionary Skill India Mission and strengthening the country’s maritime prowess . “Future Leaders
Deendayal Port Authority, Kandla achieves landmark milestone with loading of First Indigenous Freight Wagons
GANDHIDHAM : Deendayal Port Authority, Kandla is proud to announce a significant achievement in the Indian logistics and maritime sectors. The vessel MV OLIVIA berthed at Cargo Jetty No. 15 at DPA Kandla, marking
Indian container cargo to grow at 8% in FY25 amid Red Sea crisis
NEW DELHI : India’s coal cargo throughput at ports is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 3-4 per cent from FY24 to FY26, despite an anticipated decline in coal imports by 2-3 per