CONCOR : Pioneering India’s logistics revolution for over 30 Years
NEW DELHI : Logistics is very essential for the Indian economy as it is the differentiating sector that can largely affect the exports with the underlying assumption of
Vadodara DFCCIL identified five stations as potential Freight Terminals
VADODARA : The Vadodara unit of Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited (DFCCIL) is working on developing freight terminals at stations to tap the nearby industrial freight. Mr. Manish Gupta, general
India’s growth story – 2030 : Private sector to play a key role
NEW DELHI : India will be a USD 4 trillion economy by the end of 2023-24 and a USD 10 trillion by 2030. India’s vision for growth and
NimbusPost taps AI to enhance e-comm logistics
GURUGRAM : The festive season holds significant importance for e-commerce companies and direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands, offering an opportunity for increased sales and establishing themselves as top choices for
APAMB has signed a MoU with Lulu Hypermarket
ITANAGAR : To promote export of agriculture and allied sector products from Arunachal Pradesh, the state Agriculture Marketing Board (APAMB) has inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with
Odisha Govt signs three MoUs to develop semiconductor manufacturing
BHUBANESHWAR : According to the agreement with IESA, the association will facilitate the Odisha government in developing capacity-building programmes and promoting the semiconductor ecosystem through events and conceptualisation
Maersk’s woes signal slow-motion industry crash
COPENHAGEN : Shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk is battling choppier seas. the $23 billion Danish firm revealed a 94% profit plunge in the third quarter. Boss Vincent Clerc is not
Panama Canal traffic is being throttled by climate change impact
CAIRO : The Panama Canal doesn’t have enough water. A lack of rainfall, blamed on climate change, is leading to a steady decline in water levels on the
14 methanol-powered ships ordered in October
HAMBURG : A total of 14 orders for methanol-powered ships were recorded in October as demand for alternative fuels in the maritime industry continues to rise in line
Israel-Hamas War rocket attacks are leading oil tankers to make unusual moves near ports
HAIFA : Oil tankers in the Red Sea are taking unusual actions amid the Israel-Hamas war, shutting off their global tracking transponders — called Automatic Identification Systems (AIS)