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Strait of Hormuz traffic drops by over 90%, fewer than 10 ships daily amid US-Iran tensionsUS-Iran war: Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has plummeted by over 90 percent. This critical global energy route is experienc...- Iran offers to end chokehold on Strait of Hormuz, asks US to end blockade, officials sayIran proposes lifting its Strait of Hormuz blockade. This offer excludes addressing its nuclear program. Iran also seeks an end to the US b...
- West Asia War: US says it's hunting for explosive mines in latest push to open Strait of HormuzWest Asia War: The United States Navy is actively clearing mines from the Strait of Hormuz. This crucial oil shipping route faces disruptio...
- WAVES 2025: India is generating 200,000 hours of original content annually, says EY reportIndia's media and entertainment sector is experiencing substantial growth, driven by content creation and digital media services, contribut...
- Indian assets deployed in Arabian Sea, won't allow instability: Navy chief R Hari KumarOn the situation in the Arabian Sea and Red Sea area, the Navy chief said Indian assets are already deployed in the area for two anti-pirac...
- Amazon.in, Snapdeal in US 'Notorious' markets listIn all, the US Trade Representatives' (USTR) annual list has 38 online markets and 34 physical markets that are reported to engage in or fa...
- Government issues advisory to shipowners, bodies to be extra cautious in the wake of piracy"As per the ReCAAP report, the threat of abduction of crew in the Sulu-Celebes Seas has not been eliminated and remains a severe threat in ...
- Pirates continue to strike in South East Asian waters: International Maritime BureauFive small tankers were hijacked in the waters of South East Asia in the second quarter of 2015, bringing the total number of vessels to 13.
- IMB concerned over rise in hijacking cases in Southeast AsiaIn 2014, 10 vessels were hijacked, seven fired upon, 78 boarded and 21 vessels reported attempted attacks against their vessels.
- Indian waters third worst for pirate attacks199 pirate attacks have been reported on vessels in the subcontinent’s waters between 2006 and 2012.
- Use of licenced software can increase India's GDP by $739 billion: GIPCExperts are of the opinion that the music industry alone suffered an estimated total loss of $431 million last year due to piracy.
- India critical of US ship for not declaring arms while entering Indian watersIndia but was critical of the fact that the US vessel did not follow procedure of declaring arms while entering the Indian waters.
- There is unprecedented co-operation between countries against piracy: Pottengal MukundanThe primary reason for the attacks in Somalia is that some parts of Somalia have no effective government or law enforcement infrastructure.
- India issues advisory to merchant vessels on fishing activityIn a written reply, Defence Minister A K Antony informed the House on the steps taken by the government following the February 15 incident.
- Pirate attacks touch a new high: Piracy Reporting CentreThe number of pirate attacks on ships the world over has gone up to 266 in the first six months of 2011.
- I&B Ministry to crack down on film piray with 'model law'he I&B ministry is set to take strong steps in order to crack down on film and video piracy. "Tamil Nadu has successfully tackled piracy th...
- Somali pirates hijack ship with 24 Indians on boardAt least 24 Indian sailors were taken hostage by Somali pirates who hijacked a bulk carrier near Seychelles.
- Will fish out pirates: India to SomaliaIndia is planning to send four more warships to the Gulf of Aden.
- Piracy, armed attacks on the riseDespite close watch by international bodies, piracy and armed robbery attacks against ships rose 14% in the first nine months of 2007 as ag...
- Fake cos to face music of govt crackdownThe Centre has asked states to share all information related to music and film piracy as efforts to curb the menace by ground-level law enf...
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