DG Shipping uncovers crew certificate fraud, bans hiring of Honduras certificate holders on ships
MUMBAI : Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) has restricted ship owners from employing Indian Seafarers holding certificate of competency (CoC) issued by Central American countries such as Honduras and Belize after uncovering fraud in
All 11 Stranded Vessels with Indian Seafarers sailed from Ras Isa Port, Yemen : DG Shipping
MUMBAI : The Directorate General of Shipping informs that all 11 vessels stranded at Ras Isa Port, Yemen, carrying over 150 Indian seafarers, have successfully sailed out after the completion of cargo discharge operations.
Indian seafarers in danger of leaving their careers at sea after first contract, warns Mental Health Support Solution (MHSS)
BENGALURU : Indian seafarers are in danger of walking away from their careers at sea after their first contracts end, with MHSS reporting nearly 80% struggle with issues of isolation and loneliness. Indian seafarers
Merchant Navy Welfare Board (India) takes a major step in expanding Global presence
ATHENS : Dr. N. Reuben Paul, Chairman of the Merchant Navy Welfare Board (India), met with Indian Ambassador Shri Rudrendra Tandon at the Indian Embassy in Athens, Greece, and leading shipowners in Greece to
MHSS raises alarm about social media misinformation harming Indian seafarers’ mental health
LOS ANGELES : Although having access to connectivity at sea is widely considered an important part of seafarer wellbeing, there are emerging signs of negative consequences. Mental Health Support Solutions (MHSS) has witnessed first-hand
DG Shipping announces successful repatriation of six Indian seafarers from vessel ‘Blue Shark’
MUMBAI : Directorate General of Shipping announces successful repatriation of six Indian seafarers from vessel ‘Blue Shark‘ on August 2, 2024, from Kalymnos, Greece. They extended their heartfelt gratitude to Ministry of External Affairs
DG Shipping warns seafarers of rising fraud in maritime recruitment
MUMBAI : Directorate General of Shipping has issued a stern warning to seafarers and their families about the growing number of deceptive practices in the maritime recruitment industry. The advice comes in reaction to
AEMA places over 750 cadets as trainees on cargo ships annually : Vineet Gupta
KOLKATA : The unemployment amongst entry level jobs in the Indian seafaring sector is a major cause of concern presently for the Indian maritime industry according to Vineet Gupta, Managing Director of Anglo Eastern
