Seaspan Corporation commemorates 20 Years of Maritime Excellence in Crew Management

Pratik Bijlani – On June 3, Seaspan Corporation, a leading independent charter owner and operator of containerships, celebrated the twentieth anniversary of its crewing division in Mumbai at ITC Maratha, Mumbai. Seaspan Corporation, founded in 2001, quickly evolved into a major participant in the worldwide marine business, known for its large fleet and uncompromising commitment

Dry Market Roundup

China’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for the steel industry fell for the second consecutive month in July, dropping by 5.3 points to 42.5, marking the lowest level since June 2023, as reported by the CFLP Steel Logistics Professional Committee. This decline is attributed to the seasonal slowdown during the summer, characterized by high temperatures and

Tackling Underwater Radiated Noise (URN) in Maritime Shipping

Pratik Bijlani – On August 9, the Directorate General of Shipping, Government of India, in collaboration with the Indian Register of Shipping (IRClass) and the Institute of Marine Engineers (India) hosted a pivotal seminar in Mumbai to address the critical issue of Underwater Radiated Noise (URN). The event brought together key individuals in the maritime

Achilles’ Role in Advancing ESG Goals for the Shipping Industry Spotlighted

Pratik Bijlani – On August 8th, the Company of Master Mariners of India (CMMI) held its monthly meeting in its Mumbai office. These CMMI Monthly Meetings are crucial for India’s maritime industry, providing a forum for master mariners, maritime professionals, and industry stakeholders to address current challenges, share insights, and encourage professional networking. The August

Windcat collaborates withAnglo-Eastern to manage theirfirst Elevation Series CSOV

As part of CMB.TECH, Windcat, Europe’s premier offshore people transfer firm, has ordered six Elevation Series CSOVs from Damen Shipyards. Windcat will now collaborate with Anglo-Eastern on the technical and crewing management of these vessels. Windcat has already appointed Anglo-Eastern Technical Services (AETS), Anglo-Eastern’s technical consultancy arm, to oversee the construction of six sophisticated future-proof

Independence

It is a strange word or experience after almost eight decades of freedom from colonisers, who in all fairness have been accredited for bringing together kingdoms of the subcontinent, splitting them too, unifying with language; that thrust India a la Bharat ahead of many others after the wars. Independence in all practicalities tends to mean

GAO Report Highlights RegulatoryChallenges for Autonomous Ships

Pratik Bijlani – The US Government Accountability Office (GAO) has released a new report titled “Coast Guard: Autonomous Ships and Efforts to Regulate Them,” which investigates the rising role of autonomous ships in the maritime industry and the regulatory challenges they offer. The paper concludes that, while autonomous ships are making progress in the United