Trichy to Develop Multimodal Logistics Hub with Dry Port
Tiruchirappalli (Trichy) is set to strengthen its logistics infrastructure with a proposed multimodal logistics hub featuring a dry port, aimed at improving cargo handling, connectivity and trade...
View ArticleAndhra Pradesh Pushes for Shipbuilding Centre at Dugarajapatnam
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has sought the Centre’s support to establish a shipbuilding centre at Dugarajapatnam, as the state looks to expand its maritime infrastructure and...
View ArticleGoa Shipyard Marks Commissioning of ICGS Ajit
Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) has marked another milestone in indigenous shipbuilding with the commissioning of Indian Coast Guard Ship (ICGS) Ajit on October 9, 2026, strengthening India’s maritime...
View ArticleIndia’s Logistics Sector Targets $600 Billion by FY32, Says DPIIT Official
India’s logistics sector is projected to reach $600 billion by 2031–32, while logistics costs are estimated at around 8% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP), according to an official from the...
View ArticleIndian Rice Export Prices Stay Elevated as Rupee Slides
Indian rice export prices have remained near a one-year high, supported by the weakening rupee, which has helped exporters maintain competitive returns in overseas markets. The depreciation of the...
View ArticleKarbi Anglong Moves to Expand Ginger Exports to Europe via Slovenia
Karbi Anglong district in Assam is exploring a trade partnership with Slovenia to expand ginger exports to European markets, creating new opportunities for local farmers and agricultural businesses....
View ArticleBEML Lands ₹75.58 Crore Heavy Vehicle Export Contract
BEML Limited has secured an export and maintenance order worth ₹75.58 crore for heavy mobility vehicles in Southeast Asia, strengthening the company’s international business and expanding its presence...
View ArticleIndia’s Clothing Exports Face $575 Million Setback
India’s clothing exports have suffered a reported $575 million setback, highlighting mounting challenges for the country’s apparel industry amid weak international demand, rising logistics costs and...
View ArticleGTRI Warns US Action Against IT Firms Could Hurt Indian Exports
The United States’ decision to suspend eight technology companies from its Permanent Labour Certification Programme (PERM) has raised concerns over the future of India’s IT services exports, with the...
View ArticleOnion Exporters Adjust Sourcing to Meet Overseas Orders
Indian onion exporters are diversifying their sourcing strategies and coordinating supplies from multiple markets to fulfil overseas orders amid fluctuations in availability, prices and export demand....
View ArticleIndia Seatrade Hosts 8th Multimodal Logistics Summit in Gandhidham Today
India Seatrade is organising the 8th Multimodal Logistics Summit – Mundra/Kandla 2026 today at Radisson Hotel Kandla, Gandhidham, bringing together key stakeholders from the ports, shipping, logistics,...
View ArticleIndia–Middle East Trade Sees New Container Services Amid High Yields
High freight yields are attracting new container services to the India–Middle East trade, as carriers seek to capitalise on strong demand and elevated rates despite continued operational challenges on...
View ArticleIndia and EU Advance Green Shipping Corridor for Cleaner Trade
India and the European Union are advancing plans for a green shipping corridor aimed at reducing emissions from maritime transport and promoting cleaner international trade. The initiative is expected...
View ArticleTwo Indian Seafarers Injured in Black Sea Attacks on Three Cargo Ships
Two Indian seafarers were injured after three cargo ships came under attack in the Black Sea, highlighting the continuing security risks faced by commercial vessels operating in the region. The...
View ArticleMajor Indian Ports Record 8% Cargo Growth in Apr–Sep 2026
India’s major ports recorded an 8% increase in cargo traffic during April–September 2026, reflecting continued growth in maritime trade and port activity during the first half of the financial year....
View ArticleKandla Port Targets Global Hydrogen Firms for Green-Fuel Development
Kandla Port is stepping up efforts to attract global hydrogen companies for the development of green-fuel and clean shipping projects, as India accelerates its transition towards low-carbon maritime...
View ArticleCochin Shipyard Starts Steel Cutting for Svitzer’s 70-T BP Tugs
Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) has commenced steel cutting for a series of 70-tonne bollard pull (BP) tugboats being built for Svitzer A/S of Denmark, marking the start of construction for the vessels....
View ArticleIndia Targets World-Class Shipbuilding Ecosystem, Says Sonowal
India is stepping up efforts to develop a world-class shipbuilding ecosystem and strengthen its position in the global maritime industry, Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways Sarbananda...
View ArticleCochin Shipyard Secures Orders for 40 Ships from Global Clients
Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) has secured orders to build around 40 ships for international customers, with clients from the United States, Germany, Norway and other countries, Union Minister for...
View ArticleAITWA Welcomes GST Council Move to Curb Unnecessary Transit Checks; Hails...
The All India Transporters Welfare Association (AITWA) has welcomed the key decisions taken at the 57th GST Council meeting aimed at making the inspection of goods in transit more targeted and reducing...
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