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India Announces Candidacy for IMO Council Re-Election
India has officially announced its candidacy for re-election to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Council during the 134th session in London. Emphasizing maritime safety and gender inclusivity, the announcement, made at the IMO Headquarters, reflects India’s commitment to enhancing global maritime cooperation under its Vision 2047 strategy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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RBI Revises Forex Rules to Boost Indian Shipping Industry
The Reserve Bank of India has exempted tugboats, dredgers, and offshore support vessels from Export Declaration Forms, aiming to enhance operational efficiency. Additionally, the RBI increased the maximum advance remittance for ship imports to $50 million, aligning maritime financial conditions with aviation and addressing long-standing industry concerns... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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ICG Rescues US Yacht and Crew Near Andaman & Nicobar Islands
The Indian Coast Guard successfully rescued the US yacht ‘Sea Angel’ and its two crew members stranded in rough waters near Indira Point. The distress alert, received on July 10, prompted a swift response from the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre, leading to a successful towing operation by the ICGS Rajveer... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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Six Filipino Seafarers from Houthi-Attacked Vessel Return Home
The Department of Migrant Workers announced the safe return of six Filipino seafarers from the MV Magic Seas, attacked by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. They received immediate assistance, including ₱75,000 from the DMW and OWWA, plus ₱10,000 from the DSWD, ensuring support for their reintegration... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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Vizhinjam Port Handles 400 Vessels in First Year
Kerala Ports Minister V N Vasavan celebrated a milestone as nearly 400 container ships have docked at the Vizhinjam transshipment hub within its first year. The port, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 2, showcases India’s advancements in automation and AI, benefiting over 100,000 people through various social initiatives... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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Need for Seafarers Data Literacy and AI Skills for Digital Future
The maritime industry's digital transformation is driving a need for seafarers to develop skills in data literacy and AI interaction. Training programs must evolve to prepare crews for technology-enhanced vessels, emphasizing the importance of soft skills alongside technical knowledge for effective decision-making and operational efficiency amidst industry challenges... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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India Plans Tax Parity for Domestic Ships to Boost Competitiveness and Cut Costs
The Indian shipping ministry is working to create tax parity between domestic and foreign-flagged vessels, aiming to reduce costs for local operators. Proposed tax adjustments are under review, addressing concerns from Indian shippers about higher domestic costs. The goal is to support growth in India's maritime sector, which has struggled significantly... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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Collaboration to Launch VR Training for Eco-Friendly Methanol Dual-Fuel Ships
Samsung Heavy Industries has partnered with Evergreen to develop virtual reality training for seafarers on eco-friendly ships. Installed at the Evergreen Seafarer Training Center, these systems prepare crews for operating methanol dual-fuel vessels. This initiative supports fleet decarbonization, enhancing safety and efficiency in line with evolving environmental regulations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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India’s Evolving Maritime Governance and Blue Economy Initiatives
As India enters a new maritime era, Company Secretaries (CS) are transforming from traditional roles to strategic navigators in governance. They interpret significant legislation like the Bills of Lading Act, 2025, ensuring compliance and cybersecurity, while advising on treaty risks and integrating ESG factors into corporate strategies for a sustainable maritime future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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Saudi Arabia Unveils New Cruise Ship Regulations to Boost Red Sea Tourism
Saudi Arabia has introduced its inaugural cruise ship regulations to elevate the Red Sea as a leading marine tourism destination. This initiative, part of Vision 2030, emphasizes safety, sustainability, and enhanced traveler experiences. Key features include a zero-discharge policy, improved port infrastructure, and streamlined licensing to attract foreign operators... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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Injured Seafarers Rescued by Helicopter Off Sunshine Coast
The LifeFlight rescue helicopter team successfully rescued two injured seafarers from bulk carriers off the Sunshine Coast. A man in his 40s was winched from a ship with a severe hand injury, while another in his 50s was lifted after sustaining a head injury. Both received immediate medical care and were stabilized for transport... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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Abu Dhabi Introduces New Waterway Regulations to Enhance Safety and Sustainability
Abu Dhabi features around 45,000 square kilometers of water bodies and a 2,400-kilometer coastline, including 230 islands. To enhance safety and sustainability, the Department of Municipalities and Transport has introduced regulations for waterway usage, ensuring responsible practices that protect the marine ecosystem while supporting economic growth... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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World’s First Hybrid Solar-Powered Inland Cargo Ship Launched
Dutch marine solar developer Wattlab has equipped HGK Shipping’s inland cargo ship, The Blue Marlin, with a groundbreaking solar energy system. This vessel is the world’s first hybrid solar-powered inland transport ship, featuring 192 solar panels that power its propulsion system and onboard operations, marking a significant advancement in maritime sustainability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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41 Meter Superyacht Risks Sinking After Fire
A 41-meter superyacht, Sea Lady II, is at risk of sinking after a fire on July 9. No fatalities occurred, but firefighters are concerned about the vessel's stability. An anti-pollution barrier has been deployed, and two crew members were rescued with smoke inhalation. An investigation is underway... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Jul-2025
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