APSEZ places order with Cochin Shipyard for 8 tugs in Rs 450 cr deal
AHMEDABAD : Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) on Friday announced it has placed an order for eight harbour tugs, to be constructed by Cochin Shipyard
AHMEDABAD : Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) on Friday announced it has placed an order for eight harbour tugs, to be constructed by Cochin Shipyard
MOSCOW : The first Russian-built ice-class liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier has entered sea trials, LSEG data showed on Friday, as part of Russia’s efforts to raise global
NEW DELHI : The Sagarmala Programme, launched in 2015, is a flagship initiative of the Government of India aimed at harnessing the country’s extensive coastline to bolster economic
MUNDRA : Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) Mundra welcomed CMA CGM Fort Diamant, the first-ever Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) powered container vessel to dock at the
NEW DELHI : The Delhi Customs Brokers Association (DCBA) received the CONCOR Exim Star Award for its outstanding trade facilitation initiatives in Delhi NCR region since its formation
KOLKATA : Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port, Kolkata is planning to increase the total cargo handling capacity of Haldia Dock Complex(HDC) by around 50 per cent in the next
MUMBAI : The Directorate-General of Shipping has mandated that all the 1,530-odd Indian-flagged merchant vessels exceeding 500 gross tonnage should install Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) systems. This follows
VISAKHAPATNAM : The bilateral Naval exercise between India and Sri Lanka, SLINEX 24 (Sri Lanka – India Exercise 2024) was conducted from 17 – 20 Dec 24 at Visakhapatnam under the aegis of the Eastern
NEW DELHI : Indian Ports Association (IPA) and National eGovernance Division (NeGD) have signed an MoU on 24th December 2024 to enhance digital transformation in the maritime sector.
NEW DELHI : The Coastal Shipping Bill has come under criticism for exerting “excessive control” over the hiring of foreign-flagged ships, a move exporters and importers argue will