Japan's Mitsui OSK Lines plans to build ships in India. The company is also exploring opportunities for roll-on, roll-off terminals. MOL ai...

India's shipping ministry has extended a vital subsidy scheme for Indian companies flagging merchant ships. This initiative will now run un...

Iran War: The Indian government is seen to focus on securing essential supplies, curbing business costs through subsidies and tax relief, a...

India's rural economy faces a dual threat in 2026 from a potential below-normal monsoon and rising input costs due to the US-Iran conflict....

A French shipping giant pledged $20 billion to the U.S. maritime sector, a promise made nearly a year ago. However, only a fraction of the ...

South Korea's Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix got a year-long waiver from the US to import US chip-making equipment into China, allowing t...

Apeejay Shipping Ltd (ASL) on Friday announced the acquisition of a Japanese-built vessel with a deadweight capacity of 76,812 MT. The vess...

While the US has sought details on the types of financial assistance provided under the semiconductor programme and criteria for each downs...

"So, I am proposing that from the earliest opportunity, (we should) discontinue this SEIS in its current form. It has not helped us to incr...

The subsidy will be transferred directly to the farmers’ accounts on behalf of the mills against cane price dues.

Waterways are the top-most priority of the ministry as it will not only ease the burden from road and rail network, but is also cost-effect...

FM Arun Jaitley in his Budget speech in July had said a “comprehensive policy to promote Indian ship building industry” will be announced s...

US has put a spoke in India's attempts to export wheat even before the govt can get its act together on the proposal to ship 2 mn metric to...

And why don't they even have radio, GPS and IDs when they venture out into dangerous waters?

In an Interview with ET Now, K Mohandas, Shipping Secretary, gives his views on shipping industry outlook, dredging policy, coastal policy ...

The government may bail out the shipping sector from rising cost of borrowings by providing 2-3% interest subsidy.

The public purpose doctrine has been for public infrastructure projects like electricity, roads, railways and other projects that were deem...