IMEI Mumbai Branch launches New Courses in Collaboration with MarinArch Training Academy

The Institute of Marine Engineers (India), Mumbai Branch, has announced the launch of its newly introduced courses, designed to equip students with the cutting-edge skills required to succeed in today’s competitive job market. Developed in collaboration with MarinArch Training Academy, these courses aim to address the evolving demands of various industries, ensuring that candidates remain

The Pressing Need to Strengthen its Ship-Owning Fleet

India’s reliance on foreign ships to meet its trade needs has underscored the strategic, economic, and operational vulnerabilities of its maritime sector. Strengthening India’s ship-owning fleet is not only critical for national security but also a strategic step towards achieving self-reliance and enhancing economic resilience. Several factors have contributed to India’s limited ship-owning capacity. These

AEMA Celebrates Graduation of 200 Cadets in Grand Ceremony

On December 26, the Anglo-Eastern Maritime Academy (AEMA) hosted a remarkable graduation ceremony for the graduating batches of DNS Batch 29, GME Batch 42, and ETO Batch 16 held at Karjat. The event, attended by distinguished guests, parents, faculty, and cadets, celebrated the graduation of 200 cadets, the largest cohort in the institution’s history since

BYE BYE 2024, WELCOME 2025!

Yet another year has whizzed past, somewhat excitingly for the country- what with a national election, and an assembly election in some states. Some governments changed, whilst others didn’t, with all parties claiming victories- actual, moral or implied. But what changed for the seafarer? Fortunately, (or otherwise) apart from MV Dali, there was no other

Ensuring Protection of Merchant Naval Personnelis Top Priority, Says Capt. (Dr.) Daniel J Joseph

Padmesh Prabhune – Strict action would be taken against fraudulent companies exploiting aspirants Seafarers will now find it easier to present their case and emphasise their rights to the Government after assurance by one of the senior officials at the seminar ‘Seafarers’ Rights and Employment’ seminar held in Chandigarh on 27, December, 2024. Addressing the

TAPPING THE HIGH-SCHOOL CURRICULA ROUTE

Raising Awareness & Fostering Opportunities to Nurture Maritime Talent The maritime industry remains beyond doubt a vital pillar of global trade and commerce. But there is a widespread lack of awareness about the maritime sector within the nation, especially in the interior tier-2 and tier-3 cities, which poses a serious hindrance to getting suitable talent