Bringing the Maritime Community Together

The Maritime Games Golf Tournament, held at the prestigious US Club in Mumbai on March 31st, was a monumental success. The event was hailed as a ground-breaking initiative that fostered unity and healthy competition among industry professionals. The brainchild of the Director General of Shipping, Mr Shyam Jagannathan, the Maritime Games aimed to bring together

Empowering Youth for Maritime Growth

On April 1, the SCI Auditorium in Mumbai, was the stage for a remarkable seminar titled “Sustainable Shipping – Youth for Maritime Development”, a key highlight of the weeklong Merchant Navy Week celebrations organized by the National Maritime Day (Central) Committee (NMDC) under the aegis of the Directorate General of Shipping and the Ministry of

Empowering Marine Engineers as Future Leaders

Pratik Bijlani – The Institute of Maritime Studies (IMS) Goa organized a thought-provoking technical seminar titled “Engine Room to Leadership: Building the Future of Marine Engineers” on March 21 at the Mirage Hotel, Mumbai. This seminar, aimed at fostering professional growth and exploring emerging trends in maritime engineering, brought together industry leaders, academicians, and aspiring

Indian Maritime University Hosts 3rd Alumni Industry Meet in Mumbai

Pratik Bijlani – On March 11, the Indian Maritime University (IMU) held its 3rd Alumni Industry Meet at the Mumbai Cricket Association, Mumbai. The event emerged as a pivotal forum that enhanced dialogue among industry veterans, IMU officials, and shipping professionals, focusing on the critical importance of strengthening maritime education and fostering industry collaboration. It

Shipping Industry Scrambles to Adapt to Tariff Changes

Global shipping executives gathered this week in California for a major annual conference, expecting to discuss market trends and supply chain challenges. Instead they found themselves in crisis mode. On Tuesday, Pres. Trump upended decades of mostly free trade with the two biggest US trading partners, slapping 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada.