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June 11, 2021
What is cabotage law & why India plans to restore the sea transport rules it scrapped in 2018
NEW DELHI : With Sri Lanka scrapping East Container Terminal deal with India and Japan, and Adani Group’s entry to develop the west terminal, Modi govt is rethinking its cabotage policy. In May 2018,
June 9, 2021
Hyundai Glovis sets up customised shipping standards for EVs
Hyundai Glovis has established and applied a new set of rules specific to the ocean transport of electric vehicles (EV) in readiness for the increase in volumes over the next decade. SEOUL : The
June 3, 2021
Brazil bans disembarkation of international crew at its ports
BRAZIL : Brazil’s federal government has restricted the arrival in the country of foreign seafarers working onboard vessels or platforms to prevent the circulation of new Covid-19 strains in the country. The restriction came
June 2, 2021
Trucking globally is set to become a cool career for 20 somethings, women: Tata Elxsi
OEMs are working towards to make trucks less ‘macho’ BANGALORE : Truck driving is set to become a fun, enjoyable and attractive occupation for millions of young drivers around the globe as many commercial
May 8, 2021
Ministry of Transport of Ethiopia and DP World sign MoU for the development of the Ethiopian side of the Berbera Corridor
MoU paves way for formal discussions on potentials to develop the corridor to unlock economic benefits DP World and its partners envisage investing up to US$1bn in developing supply chain infrastructure along the corridor
May 5, 2021
India now holds World record for fastest road construction : Nitin Gadkari
NEW DELHI : Nitin Gadkari said that the government will build infrastructure worth Rs 111 lakh crore in the next five years. He added that the politics of the 21st century is that of
April 22, 2021
Transporters suffer Rs 1k cr a day losses due to fresh restrictions, lockdowns
The intensity and duration of lockdowns and curbs will further hit the sector badly. Therefore, immediate, prudent and proactive steps must be taken by the government to avoid another crisis in the offing, before
March 1, 2021
Costlier gas raises freight charges, leaves small transporters going through money crunch
Surging Fuel costs have led to extend in freight charges throughout modes of transport, which is prone to push up inflation. While transporters have largely been in a position to move on the price
February 15, 2021