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China is digging a 134 km canal through mountains so cargo ships can bypass longer sea routes, and the project reveals how Beijing is reshaping trade geographyChina is building a 134-kilometre-long Pinglu Canal in Guangxi province that will directly connect inland waterways to the Beibu Gulf. The ...- US–Israel–Iran War Day 52: Hormuz shut fears deepen as US seizes Iranian ship; Hezbollah warns escalation, India scrambles to secure vesselsIran War News Day 52: On Day 52 of the US–Israel–Iran war, tensions have intensified after the US seized an Iranian cargo ship, prompting T...
- What Lies Beneath: The Study of Hidden Maritime WorldsUnderwater exploration uncovers human history. Sunken ships and cities reveal past interactions with water. Maritime archaeology connects h...
- Mexican navy training vessel hits New York's Brooklyn BridgeA Mexican navy training ship, the Cuauhtemoc, collided with the Brooklyn Bridge during a promotional tour in New York City. The ship's mast...
- Indian Coast Guard engage aircraft in 'Operation Oliva'In joint coordination with the state forest department, the turtle conservation programme is in full swing to keep watch and vigil on illeg...
- Cochin Shipyard signs MoU with Russian ship building companyCSL has recently incorporated a JV Company by name HCSL at Kolkata, West Bengal, with plans of setting up an exclusive facility for constru...
- India must go for pollution-free methanol as fuel: Nitin GadkariThe Union Minister for Road Transport, Highways and Shipping also announced that the government is developing a river traffic control syste...
- India, Bangladesh sign SOP to operationalise Agreement on Coastal Shipping”Several Joint Technical Committee (JTCs) meetings have also taken place between India and Bangladesh on the issue of coastal shipping.
- India, Bangladesh ink pact to enhance bilateral tradeThe SOP has been framed as per the terms and conditions of the Agreement on Coastal Shipping and both the countries have agreed to its prov...
- Cabinet's nod to coastal shipping between India, BangladeshThe government today approved a pact on coastal shipping between India & Bangladesh to facilitate cargo movement between both the nations.
- India, Bangladesh finalise draft pact on coastal shippingIndia and Bangladesh have finalised a draft pact on coastal shipping to allow river sea vessels (RSVs) to carry cargo between the neighbour...
- Goa to install monitoring system to track terrorist landingsGoa is considering installing a monitoring system to track suspicious activities off shore including possible terrorist landings.
- Indo-Bangladesh coastal shipping trial run to start by Oct 14Indian coastal vessels presently are covered for an insurance liability up to a maximum limit of USD 10 million only.
- Delta group casinos ready to out from Mandovi river in Goa"The option to shift in the sea is not viable. There is a security risk. Its not safe," Jaydev Modi, Chairman, Delta Corp said.
- Ships operating in rivers allowed on sea-waters to boost tradeThe government today issued an order that will enable vessels so far restricted to rivers to operate in sea waters along coasts.
- LOTS Shipping Ltd is entering coastal shipping with M V Beypore SultanLOTS Shipping Ltd, India’s premier inland water transport company, is entering coastal shipping with M V Beypore Sultan, the first indigeno...
- River-Sea Vessel notification vis-ीं-vis Inland Vessel Act(२००८) - A choice to makeThis is with particular reference to the rejoinder from the Indian Coastal Conference (ICC), published in Economic Times on September 1, 20...
- River-sea vessel notification - A bold and decisive initiative: ICCHere is a rejoinder from the Indian Coastal Conference (ICC) to the article 'River-sea vessel notification - Is it really necessary?' by Cm...
- River-sea vessel notification - Is it necessary?The recent announcement made by the Directorate General of Shipping regarding the proposed notification of river-sea vessels has evoked a f...
- Now, inland vessels to carry out coastal tradeDGS to allow inland vessels between two ports within a distance of 40 nautical miles.
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