Tag: India

The Liberian Registry has advised operators transiting the North Eastern Arabian Sea to implement heightened security measures in response to recent military activity in the region.

Due to the intensifying conflict over Kashmir, the Indian government has officially prohibited cargo originating from or exported by Pakistan.

India has banned transits of goods from and to Pakistan amidst escalating military tensions, with both countries placing port restrictions.

The Indian Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) has issued a comprehensive guidance on the newly adopted IMO NetZero Framework and its implications for India's maritime sector. 

This week’s maritime security landscape by Dryad Global highlights intensifying piracy risks in the Gulf of Mexico, escalating naval tensions between India and Pakistan, and wider geopolitical shifts affecting maritime operations across key chokepoints and shipping lanes.

Vizhinjam International Seaport Limited (VISL) was officially inaugurated on 2 May, marking India’s first deep-water transshipment hub.

According to MB Shipbrokers, India’s coal imports have been declining but the drop in international prices could help reverse the trend.

The MI welcomed Deendayal Port Authority as its newest member to contribute to global discussions on methanol as a marine fuel.

The companies have signed an MoU to explore investment opportunities in a green ammonia production project under development in India.

In a significant step toward fostering sustainable and innovative maritime practices, Singapore and India signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to collaborate on maritime digitalisation and decarbonisation, during the 2025 Singapore Maritime Week.