MUMBAI : Anglo-Eastern Group, the Hong Kong-headquartered ship management conglomerate, has signed an Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Directorate General of Shipping of India (DG Shipping) to add at least 1,000 Indian seafarers
MUMBAI : A.P. Moller-Maersk is taking its Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) goal a step further by launching a ‘rating’ course for women in collaboration with Training Ship Rahaman, one of India’s oldest maritime
NEW DELHI : India’s shipping ministry will follow foreign ministry advice when deciding whether to allow a ship carrying Russian oil that has been placed under U.S. sanctions to berth at an Indian port,
GANDHINAGAR : The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) has sought the intervention of the Directorate General of Shipping (D G Shipping) to permit foreign flag ships to operate from the GIFT City, Gujarat
MUMBAI : The National Action Plan for Green Shipping promotes eco-friendly practices and incentives for low-emission ships, positioning India’s maritime sector for a prosperous and environmentally responsible future, Director General of Shipping Shri Shyam
MUMBAI : The National Action Plan for Green Shipping promotes eco-friendly practices and incentives for low-emission ships, positioning India’s maritime sector for a prosperous and environmentally responsible future, Director General of Shipping Shyam Jagannathan
HONG KONG : The Hong Kong headquartered world’s leading ship management company, and also a major employer of Indian seafarers, Anglo-Eastern Group recently launched ‘Anglo-Eastern Women of Sea’ (AWOS) network primarily to provide a
MUMBAI : The government will likely come under pressure to “re-look” the process of privatising Shipping Corporation of India Ltd (SCI), the nation’s biggest ocean carrier, as clarity emerge on splitting the core and non-core assets
NEW DELHI : The government of India has decided to ban 25-year-old oil tankers, bulk carriers, and general cargo vessels, both Indian registered and foreign flagged, from calling Indian ports to load and unload
MUMBAI : Foreign ship owners will have to pay provident fund, gratuity and pension to the Indian crew they hire to run their ships, per a proposal mooted by the Directorate General of Shipping