LNG imports to slow down in 2025 amid moderating demand, says IEA
India’s import of LNG (liquified natural gas) is expected to decline in 2025 on the back of moderating demand and continued competition for LNG cargoes internationally, as per the International Energy...
View ArticleJupiter Electric, Porter sign MoU to promote electric vehicles
Jupiter Electric Mobility (JEM), a subsidiary of Jupiter Wagons, announced a partnership with Porter, a goods transport agency, to promote sustainable electric mobility through JEM’s Udaan programme....
View ArticleIndian Register of Shipping to list its industrial services unit in...
India’s ship classification society, The Indian Register of Shipping or IR Class, will list its industrial services unit – IRCLASS Systems and Solutions Pvt Ltd (ISSPL) – sometime in April-May,...
View ArticleCompliance fears as Indian Customs introduces revised manifest rules
Indian Customs has implemented a long-awaited rule revision to tighten export/import cargo manifests. The Sea Cargo Manifest and Transhipment Regulations (SCMTR) were announced in 2018, but industry...
View ArticleGovt plans 50 new airports and Delhi as a global aviation hub, says Ram Mohan...
Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu, on the sidelines of World Economic Forum (WEF) 2025, stated that the government wants to build 50 more airports, highlighting that the intention is to make Delhi a...
View ArticleRs 60.31 lakh in foreign currency stolen from air cargo en route from Kochi...
The police have registered a case and started a probe after Rs 60.31 lakh, sent by a Bengaluru-based finance company engaged in foreign exchange business via air cargo from Kochi, was found stolen at...
View ArticleIndia handles only 1.4% of global tonnage, can budget provide a boost to the...
India’s logistics sector is crucial to its economic growth, with the market projected to reach $557.4 billion by 2032, according to estimates from the IMARC Group. While global logistics costs...
View ArticleMazagon dock to build India’s largest floating Dry Dock at Nhava
Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd, India’s leading warship manufacturer, is constructing the nation’s largest floating dry dock at Nhava Island near Mumbai as part of a Rs 50 billion expansion plan aimed...
View ArticleGovt’s shipbuilding plans gain traction with visits to Japanese yards and...
The government’s plan to crank up the local shipbuilding industry is gaining momentum with a high-level official delegation currently touring some top shipyards in Japan while the Secretary, Ministry...
View ArticleGreat Eastern linked to another supramax bulker sale
Indian owner Great Eastern Shipping is offloading another of its ageing vessels as part of the company’s fleet renewal initiative. The Mumbai-listed diversified owner has reportedly struck a deal with...
View ArticleC.H. Robinson expands operations in Singapore to meet growing air cargo demand
C.H. Robinson has expanded its operations at the Changi Airport Cargo Terminal Complex Free Trade Zone in Singapore, increasing its operational space by 200%. This move is designed to optimize air...
View ArticleJindal Stainless wants nil import duty on molybdenum ore, other raw materials
Ahead of the Union budget, Jindal Stainless has pitched for bringing down to nil the import duties on critical raw materials such as molybdenum ore, and continuing with zero duties on pure nickel,...
View ArticleDP World launches SARAL-3, a new rail-led multimodal service connecting...
DP World, a leading global provider of smart, end-to-end supply chain logistics and one of India’s largest private rail freight operators, has announced the launch of its latest rail-led multimodal...
View ArticleBudget 2025 may prioritize Railways over Highways, says Nuvama Report
The upcoming Union Budget for 2025-26 is expected to focus more on the railways sector than highways, according to a report by Nuvama. This marks a significant shift in infrastructure priorities, with...
View ArticleHydrogen fuel cell train set from ICF to be launched by March
The Integral Coach Factory (ICF) is working on its flagship project for the Hydrogen Fuel Cell train set. Hydrogen fuel cell coaches are currently under production at ICF. The train set is likely to be...
View ArticleThai VietJet hopes to build cargo volumes on Bangkok-Mumbai route
Thai VietJet is hoping to build up cargo volumes to support its recently launched passenger operation between Bangkok and Mumbai. The airline is hoping the route, which was launched in December, will...
View ArticleAndhra govt suggests Dugarajapatnam for developing a shipbuilding and port...
The Union government’s shipbuilding thrust is giving a fresh lease of life to Dugarajapatnam in Tirupati district of Andhra Pradesh with the state government picking the location – that was previously...
View ArticleIndia’s flag-carrying box line hunting tonnage to boost market share
Shipping Corporation of India (SCI), India’s only long-haul liner operator, is attempting to regain lost ground as the country’s export potential brightens amid the trade diversification in Asia. The...
View ArticleInt’l delegation to explore Mormugao port’s green shipping incentives
A delegation of the International Association of Ports and Harbours (IAPH) has decided to visit Mormugao port to understand the Mormugao Port Authority’s (MPA) role in “decarbonising ports and...
View ArticleWhy proposed Dodhara Chandani Dry Port will be gamechanger in India-Nepal...
A new chapter in India-Nepal trade relations is on the horizon as the proposed Dodhara Chandani dry port in Nepal’s far-western region promises to revolutionise cross-border connectivity. With the...
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