IMO Secretary-General Pays Tribute to Indian Seafarers During Visit to ISHS

On February 19, Mr. Arsenio Dominguez, Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), visited the Indian Sailors Home Society (ISHS) in Mumbai, a historic institution dedicated to supporting Indian seafarers. Accompanied by Mr. Shyam Jagannathan, IAS, Director General of Shipping, and Capt. (Dr.) Daniel J. Joseph, Deputy Director General of Shipping, Mr. Dominguez received a

Did cuts to shipping emissionsspur more global warming?

Could a sudden drop in pollution from cargo vessels cris-crossing global shipping lanes inadvertently make the world hotter? The main reason for global warming is the heat- trapping emissions from burning fossil fuels.But scientists have been looking at the extent to which a shift to cleaner, lower-sulphur shipping fuels in 2020 may have fuelled warming

Gateway to the Seaborne Trade

The Entire shipping industry is a service industry and is affected by worldwide political upheavals, natural disasters, wars, trade sanctions – tariffs, etc. for business policies to stay firmly on the water. On the macro-economic front, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) made headlines this week after a prolonged period of policy inertia. The central

IIM Mumbai and CMMI Launch Campus Immersion for Executive MBA in Maritime Management, Logistics and Supply Chain

The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Mumbai and the Centre for Maritime Management and Innovation (CMMI) recently inaugurated the Campus Immersion Ceremony for the Executive MBA in Maritime Management, Logistics and Supply Chain program. This prestigious collaboration between IIM Mumbai and CMMI marks a significant milestone in the development of the maritime industry, providing a