Domestic P&I Club narrows down to coastal shipping
As the Indian flagged tonnage is just 0.8% of the global fleet, opening a domestic Protection & Indemnity Club sounds unrealistic. So the Ministry of
As the Indian flagged tonnage is just 0.8% of the global fleet, opening a domestic Protection & Indemnity Club sounds unrealistic. So the Ministry of
The Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways has announced plans to develop shipbuilding clusters on either coasts of India, replicating similar facilities present in China,
Several strategic initiatives taken by the port have enabled it to leap frog ahead. The port has reduced the time lapse between loading of coal
The Kerala Maritime Board has set up berths and cranes required for coastal cargo movement at the Kollam, Beypore, Azhikkal, and Vizhinjam ports. For the
Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) and Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) have signed a MoU. The vision is to offer seamless and cost effective end-to-end
Source: Goemkarponn This marks the first-ever coal transportation from the port, signifying a historic moment for NMPT. The commencement of this transportation endeavour highlights Vedanta
Source: The Statesman The port nudged past Deendayal Port, Kandla to achieve the new record. For the first time in the 56 years history of
Source: Business Standard “At a recent roundtable of financers and insurers, the ministry deliberated on the way forward for the setting up of this club,”
Vessels have seating capacity of 50 passengers each, are powered by fast-charging batteries and are designed to reduce carbon emissions by 400 MT annually PM
As the Indian flagged tonnage is just 0.8% of the
The Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways has announced plans
Several strategic initiatives taken by the port have enabled it
The Kerala Maritime Board has set up berths and cranes
Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) and Shipping Corporation of India
Source: Goemkarponn This marks the first-ever coal transportation from the
Source: The Statesman The port nudged past Deendayal Port, Kandla
Source: Business Standard “At a recent roundtable of financers and
Vessels have seating capacity of 50 passengers each, are powered
