Making Bharat Vishwaguru by 2047
On March 22nd, Ganpat University hosted an international conference titled Revitalising and Rejuvenating Bhartiya Knowledge System for Making Bharat Vishwaguru by 2047 on their campus. The ritual began with an auspicious Sanskrit prayer led by Ganpat University students, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by dignitaries. विद्या नाम नरस्य रूपमधिकं प्रच्छन्नगुप्तं धनम् ।…
Cultivate a Growth Mind-set
Mind-set is crucial in the shipping sector because it influences how personnel approach their tasks When we encounter serious events, we frequently discuss the importance of changing our mind-set. For instance, when I was growing up, my mom was hospitalised, and my dad had to balance home, office, and hospital. When mom returned home, my…
“Sagar Mein Yog” Event Enlightens Seafarers on Holistic Wellness during National Maritime Week 2024
Pratik Bijlani – The recent collaboration between the Directorate General of Shipping and The Yoga Institute in Mumbai culminated in a transformative event named “Sagar Mein Yog,” held at Belapur Jetty, Navi Mumbai on March 31st. This pioneering initiative aimed to integrate yoga and holistic well-being practices into the lives of seafarers, addressing the unique…
Wallem Fleet Officers Meeting 2024
Earlier this month, Wallem’s fleet Officers gathered in Chandigarh in India, renowned for its exquisite French architecture, to delve into the themes of Connect, Collaborate, Succeed. Managing Director of ShipManagement, Ioannis Stefanou, inaugurated the bustling two-day meeting with a keynote address to the nearly 100 Officers from India, Angola, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Bangladesh and Sri…
Embrace, not just tolerate!
Diversity and inclusion in the workplace is becoming increasingly important for both current and potential employees. Since 1988, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has made a concentrated effort to help the shipping industry progress and support women in achieving representation that is consistent with twenty-first century standards. It begs the question of why gender parity…