Freight figures continued to maintain high momentum in terms of earnings and loading in December 2020 for Indian Railways, crossing last year’s loading and earnings for the same period. In December 2020, the Railways
Exporters struggling to cope with the container shortage in the country are somewhat relieved after Indian Railways issued orders for free movement of empty containers from the ports to the container freight stations (CFS)
GANDHIDHAM: Deendayal Port Trust (DPT) recently handled Wind Mill Blades of length 83.3 mtrs (275 ft) by port owned Harbour Mobile Crane. It is the longest length cargo handled by any of the Major
Freight trains have started to attain top speeds of above 90 kmph on the newly inaugurated New Khurja-New Bhaupur section of Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor, stated an official release, adding that the move will
The Uttar Pradesh Government has approved the first investment proposal under the State Warehousing and Logistics Policy-2018 for the establishment of a warehousing unit in Lucknow. On the recommendation of the Empowered Committee constituted under
The commerce ministry has sought views of different departments on its proposed national logistics policy which aims at enhancing productivity and competitiveness of manufacturers by reducing the cost of logistics, sources said. The proposed
December exports move toward positive territory as New Year brings ray of hope and optimism with effective vaccines expected to revive life and global economy: Sharad Kumar Saraf, President, FIEO Reacting to December 2020
Former Eastern Railway general manager Suneet Sharma was on Thursday appointed the new Railway Board Chairman and CEO upon the completion of the term of incumbent V K Yadav. Yadav was given an extension
Exporters from Gujarat have made a representation to the Union government regarding the shortage of containers that has led to 20-60 per cent increase in freight rates. “During these Covid months, the export has
The World Shipping Council (WSC) has pushed back against allegations by two Federal Maritime Commissioners (FMC) that the container lines are not meeting service obligations — particularly to U.S. agriculture exporters — citing a