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JNPA adds berths for liquid cargo
MUMBAI : The two liquid cargo berths that are under development by Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) will become fully operational within the next six months, says Unmesh Wagh, Chairman, JNPA. “We are very
July 8, 2024
Vadhavan port: A vital, timely addition
By Mr. RAJESH MENON, Associate Director & Maritime Expert at GOI / Visiting Faculty-Maritime. Container ships today handle nearly 16 per cent of the world’s maritime trade — from 37 million twenty-foot equivalent units
July 8, 2024
APM Terminals in association with PCBA and JBS Academy conducts training program
PIPAVAV : “APM Terminals” in association with “Pipavav Customs Brokers Association (PCBA)” and “JBS Academy” is proud to conduct an extensive training program focusing on customs clearance and freight forwarding regulations, including process and
July 8, 2024
Chennai Port hosted Bangladesh delegation exploring East Coast Ports for promoting EXIM trade
CHENNAI : Chennai Port hosted Bangladesh delegation exploring East Coast ports for promoting EXIM trade. Sri Sunil Paliwal IAS,Chairman, Sri S Viswanathan IAS,Dy Chairman, ChPA & Smt Irene Cynthia IAS, MD Kamarajar Port, Sri
July 8, 2024
Gujarat Govt to reclaim 108 hectares of grazing land from Adani in Kutch
BHUJ : The Gujarat Government on Friday told the high court that it has decided to reclaim 108 hectares of land from Adani Port and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) and restore it as grazing
July 8, 2024
MP placed to become next Air Cargo Hub : CM Dr. Mohan Yadav
INDORE : Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav emphasized the state’s potential to become an air cargo hub comparable to Delhi, after highlighting the developed infrastructure and strategic geographical location of Madhya Pradesh. Speaking at
July 8, 2024
All major Indian Port and Dock workers plan hunger strike on July 25 & 26
KOLKATA : Indian major port and dock workers will go for two-day sit in hunger strike on July 25 and 26 in protest against the liberalized policies adopted by the Centre in the port
July 8, 2024
Sri Lanka won’t ban any foreign research ships from its ports from 2025
COLOMBO : Sri Lanka has decided to lift from next year a ban on the visit of foreign research ships imposed after strong security concerns raised by India and the US following frequent docking
July 8, 2024