Major port management and workers arrive at an amicable settlement
Major port workers have called off their strike after discussions with the port authorities arrived to a suitable conclusion regarding their pay revisions and allowances.
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Major port workers have called off their strike after discussions with the port authorities arrived to a suitable conclusion regarding their pay revisions and allowances.
Before the Red Sea crisis, there was an oversupply of shipping containers, but since the crisis started voyages from Asia to US and European markets
Volvo Eicher Commercial Vehicles (VECV) has signed an initial pact with Baidyanath LNG Private for the deployment of 500 LNG trucks, a move which would
The Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways is planning to have an annual maritime strategy dialogue towards the year end (November – December). The goal
About 18000 workers at the major ports will be on strike from August 28. The action is planned by port workers at a crucial time
Maritime scientists and southeast Asian leaders will assemble in Chennai on august 27, 2024, for a two day event that will focus on the implementation
With the removal of transport syndicates at Chittagong port, movement of cargo especially by lighter ships has reported a decline in operational costs by 25%.
Express Global Logistics (EXG), which is part of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) in India, has successfully moved Power Plant Equipment from China to the
Goa has stepped back from setting up a state maritime board, as proposed by the Ministry of Shipping, citing several reasons. Apart from the Panaji
Major port workers have called off their strike after discussions
Before the Red Sea crisis, there was an oversupply of
Volvo Eicher Commercial Vehicles (VECV) has signed an initial pact
The Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways is planning to
About 18000 workers at the major ports will be on
Maritime scientists and southeast Asian leaders will assemble in Chennai
With the removal of transport syndicates at Chittagong port, movement
Express Global Logistics (EXG), which is part of the Worldwide
Goa has stepped back from setting up a state maritime
