Navy.jpg

Big boost for maritime strength: Navy gets delivery of 2 warships, 1 survey vessel in one day | India News

NEW DELHI: In a big boost to India’s maritime strength amid the increasing presence of China in the Indian Ocean Region, the Indian Navy on Monday received deliveries of two warships, including a stealth frigate, and one large survey ship from Garden Reach Shipbuilding and Engineers Ltd (GRSE) in Kolkata in just one day.While Dunagiri…

Read More
Ions.jpg

India hosts key IONS maritime exercise in Kochi | India News

India hosts key IONS maritime exercise in Kochi NEW DELHI: Indian Navy hosted the Indian Ocean Naval Symposium (IONS) maritime exercise at Maritime Warfare Centre of Southern Naval Command in Kochi last Friday. The high-level engagement brought together delegates from IONS member navies to deliberate on evolving non-traditional maritime security challenges in the Indian Ocean…

Read More
2k22m quottunguska mquot gunmissile air defense system.jpg

Tunguska system, P8I maintenance in Rs 858-crore deal: Defence ministry boosts air, maritime capabilities

NEW DELHI: The ministry of defence on Friday signed contracts worth Rs 858 crore for the procurement of the Tunguska Air Defence Missile System and maintenance support for the Indian Navy’s P8I aircraft fleet, aimed at boosting the country’s air and maritime defence capabilities.The agreements was inked at Kartavya Bhawan-2 in New Delhi in the…

Read More
Saudi.jpg

Saudi Arabia launches integrated ship services in eastern region ports to support maritime operations | World News

Saudi ports announced new services to supply ships with fuel, water, food and crew support at Eastern Region ports/Representative Image As maritime activity faces disruptions across the region, Saudi Arabia has introduced a new initiative to streamline essential services for vessels, aiming to ensure operational continuity and strengthen supply chains.Saudi Arabia’s General Authority for Ports,…

Read More
1773345055 unnamed file.jpg

Indian company lays foundation of world’s 1st autonomous maritime shipbuilding centre in Andhra

NEW DELHI: A Mumbai-headquartered defence company on Thursday laid the stone-breaking ceremony of the world’s first Autonomous Maritime Shipbuilding and Systems Centre at Juvvaladinne fishing harbour in Andhra Pradesh. Sagar Defence Engineering’s project represented a major step forward in strengthening India’s indigenous defence manufacturing and advancing the nation’s maritime technological capabilities.The Andhra govt authorised the…

Read More
Article 47.jpg

Jones Act: White House mulls suspending ‘Jones Act’ to curb soaring oil prices amid Iran conflict – key maritime law explained

Amid the rising oil prices as the Iran conflict continues to escalate, the Trump administration is considering the idea of suspending a key maritime law that requires American ships be used to transport between US ports.“In the interest of national defense, the White House is considering waiving the Jones Act for a limited period of…

Read More
1773110850 unnamed file.jpg

Maritime regulator steps in to check ‘opportunistic pricing’ by shipping companies

NEW DELHI: Amid complaints over “predatory and unnecessary charging” by shipping lines, the maritime regulator has invoked power on Monday to seek transparency in pricing as part of efforts to ensure that there is no profiteering.In a circular, DG Shipping has asked the shipping companies and agents to “refrain from predatory, non-transparent and opportunistic pricing…

Read More
1771623586 asphalt star.jpg

US-sanctioned Iran-linked oil tanker spent 8 days in Pak maritime boundary: FIR | India News

NEW DELHI/MUMBAI: One of the three US-sanctioned Iran-linked oil tankers seized by the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) on Feb 6 off the country’s coast had spent days inside Pakistan’s maritime boundary with its tracking systems switched off, according to an FIR registered in Mumbai.The ICG had seized three ships — Asphalt Star, Stellar Ruby and…

Read More
1769276270 unnamed file.jpg

India’s maritime sector seen drawing Rs 80 lakh crore investment; Vizhinjam to emerge as global hub, says Sonowal

India’s maritime sector is projected to attract investments of more than Rs 80 lakh crore in the coming years, helping the country regain its long-lost nautical supremacy and generate over 1.5 crore jobs, Union Shipping Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said on Saturday.Speaking at the inauguration of the second phase of development of Vizhinjam port in Thiruvananthapuram,…

Read More