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India’s Budget Will Empower Maritime Growth and Job Creation
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal praised the Budget as a visionary plan for marginalized populations' development. Recognizing PM Modi and FM Sitharaman's efforts, he highlighted the focus on employment, MSMEs, agriculture, and investment-led growth. The budget aims to boost the shipping industry through reforms, creating new job opportunities and enhancing India's maritime power globally. Legislative measures for efficient financing models were also discussed, including the proposed Maritime Development Fund... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jul-2024
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India Secures Operational Rights of Bangladesh’s Mongla Port
India's successful bid for operational rights at Mongla port in Bangladesh marks a significant strategic win, bolstering its maritime influence in the region. Managed by IPGL, this deal follows previous bids in Iran and Myanmar, showcasing India's growing investment in port management. The move aims to enhance trade connectivity and counter China's expanding maritime presence in the Indian Ocean... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jul-2024
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UN Envoy for Yemen Warns of Houthi Aggression
Recent developments in the Red Sea and surrounding waterways present a growing threat to international shipping posed by Yemen's Houthis, according to U.N. envoy Hans Grundberg. Increased attacks on commercial vessels and Israeli retaliatory strikes highlight the escalating danger in the region, with no signs of de-escalation in sight... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jul-2024
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Container Ship Fleet Capacity Soars to Record Growth: BIMCO
Container ship fleet capacity has surged by 1.6 million TEU this year, marking an 11% increase to reach 29.5 million TEU. In a record-breaking first half of 2024, 264 new ships with 1.6 million TEU capacity were delivered, with a high demand and minimal recycling contributing to this growth trend... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jul-2024
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Hafnia Plans to Transfer Cargo from Damaged Oil Tanker
Shipowner Hafnia is in talks with Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority to transfer the stricken oil tanker Hafnia Nile's naphtha cargo to safety. The tanker collided with the ship Ceres I, causing a fire. Experts are assessing the damage, and cleanup efforts are underway in Malaysian waters. Investigations continue... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jul-2024
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Jet Ski Rider Warned for Near Collision with Ferry
A Southampton jet ski rider receives the first warning from the UK's Maritime and Coastguard Agency under new water safety laws. He nearly collided with a ferry at Cowes Harbour, prompting evasive maneuvers. Remorseful, he admitted the offense and was cautioned. The incident highlights the seriousness of maritime law for all watercraft... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jul-2024
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Indian Maritime University CET Facing Fairness Challenges from Madras Court
The Madras High Court is scrutinizing the Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by the Indian Maritime University following a petition alleging unfairness and poor organization. S Sidharth, the petitioner, seeks recognition as an eligible maritime courses student despite discrepancies in the exam process. The case sheds light on transparency issues in entrance exams and their impact on aspiring students, particularly from rural backgrounds... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jul-2024
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RWO Reveals Costly Risks of Non-OEM Filters in Ship Oil-Water Separators
Tests conducted by water treatment specialists RWO reveal how ship owners waste money by using filters from non-OEM manufacturers in their oil-water separator systems. The International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) sets specific requirements for water treatment systems on board ships with a gross tonnage of 400 and more, including oil-water separators. Compliance with these regulations is crucial to avoid heavy fines in the event of a pollution incident... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jul-2024
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