India delivers 1st batch of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles to Philippines
NEW DELHI : India on Friday delivered the first batch of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles and launchers to the Philippines, two years after the two countries signed a
NEW DELHI : India on Friday delivered the first batch of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles and launchers to the Philippines, two years after the two countries signed a
CHENNAI : Tamil Nadu continues to consolidate its position as India’s leading exporter of electronic products with its share constituting a whopping one-third of India’s total electronic goods
NEW DELHI : In its first official engagement with the Indian government, Elon Musk-led Tesla and other global automotive (auto) manufacturers sought clarification on the new electric vehicle
LONDON : The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel has the potential to further disrupt the shipping industry, raising global concerns about maritime security and increasing the war-risk
MOSCOW : Russia is pressing ahead with the construction of two new transport corridors linking Asia and Europe, seeking to weaken sanctions over its war in Ukraine at
Container values have risen significantly across almost all sectors and age categories since the start of the year. Following an extended period of declines, where values fell steadily
SINGAPORE : The DNV and Menon Economics Leading Maritime Cities report saw only one change in the top five with Oslo replacing Tokyo in fifth position. The findings
ABU DHABI : AD Ports Group, the leading facilitator of global trade, logistics, and industry, has announced that its Ports Cluster is expanding its business remit to the
WARRINGTON : At a time when rapid advancements in maritime connectivity and shipboard technology are leaving vessel networks increasingly vulnerable to attack, the International Association of Classification Societies’
NEW DELHI : The Indian government has put the country’s Navy on high alert to respond quickly to calls of distress from ships, both Indian and foreign flag