India grants waivers for some ships to deliver Iran cargoes : Sources
NEW DELHI : With a view to speeding delivery of energy supplies from the Gulf, India recently granted waivers to allow two Iranian cargoes aboard an older tanker and another under international sanctions to
Svayam–KPMG Release Whitepaper Putting $191 Billion Accessibility Opportunity in Focus
NEW DELHI: Svayam, India’s leading accessibility organisation, in collaboration with KPMG, has released a new whitepaper titled “Does Accessibility Make Economic Sense?”, examining how accessibility can drive economic value across tourism, sports, transport, and
IMO GloNoise URN Toolkit Workshop commences in Mumbai to advance underwater Noise Mitigation Efforts
MUMBAI : The IMO GloNoise Underwater Radiated Noise (URN) Toolkit Workshop commenced in Mumbai, bringing together global experts, policymakers, and maritime stakeholders to strengthen capacity building and accelerate the implementation of international guidelines on
India not in favour of tolls for passage through Hormuz: Sources
NEW DELHI : Under a two-week ceasefire agreement reached with the US, maritime traffic through the vital Strait of Hormuz, through which a fifth of global oil and gas passes, would be guaranteed. Meaning,
CONCOR hosts high-level industry interaction in Raipur to strengthen regional logistics ecosystem
NEW DELHI : In a significant initiative aimed at strengthening the logistics and supply chain framework in central India, Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR) hosted a high-profile interactive session at Hotel Sayaji Raipur.
U.S.-Iran ceasefire, Hormuz reopening to ease shipping disruptions : FIEO
NEW DELHI : The announcement of a ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran, along with the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, will provide immediate relief to exporters by easing shipping disruptions, Federation of
India puts off global steel conference citing Middle East crisis
NEW DELHI : India’s federal steel ministry has postponed a global steel conference scheduled for April 16-17 in New Delhi, citing disruption to international participation due to the Middle East crisis, the ministry said.
Ceasefire may bring relief to 14% of India’s exports, but recovery hinges on Gulf stability
NEW DELHI : Nearly 14 percent of India’s exports could benefit from the April 8 Iran-US ceasefire, as shipments to the Gulf Region begin to stabilise after weeks of disruption caused by the closure