The Indian Maritime University (IMU) in Kolkata inaugurated the Dr. Ravi K. Mehrotra Excellence Center in Sea Traffic on July 18, 2025. This center, backed by significant investment and industry partnerships, aims to enhance maritime research and collaborations, with a focus on innovative technologies and advanced training in the maritime sector.
The Indian Maritime University (IMU) hosted a strategic consultation on the Indian Ship Technology (IST), featuring government officials, shipyard leaders, and global tech partners. Dr. Malini V. Shankar emphasized reviving the National Ship Design Research Centre. Discussions focused on aligning IST with national initiatives, fostering collaboration, and enhancing maritime innovation.
The Union Minister of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways, Sarbananda Sonowal, highlighted the government’s commitment to modernizing maritime education at an event in the Indian Maritime University (IMU) campus in Kochi. He laid the foundation stone for a girls’ hostel and virtually inaugurated infrastructure projects across six IMU campuses, enhancing educational facilities in the maritime sector.
The foundation stone for the Centre of Excellence building at the Indian Maritime University was laid by Dr. Malini V Shankar. The construction is set to be completed by July 2025, overseen by university officials and CPWD’s Chief Engineer. The center aims to promote research, training, and industry partnerships in the maritime sector.
Indian Maritime University (IMU) is recruiting for non-teaching positions until August 30. 27 posts are available in Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata, Vizag, and Kochi. Horizontal reservations for Ex-servicemen and PwD are offered. Applicants must adhere to eligibility criteria and submit required documents. The recruitment process includes a Computer-based Recruitment Test on September 15.
A Madurai resident has petitioned the Madras High Court to invalidate the Indian Maritime University’s common entrance test for the academic year 2024-25, citing chaos and lack of clarity in the examination process. The court admitted the plea and directed the university to respond. Meanwhile, the Captain of Ports signed an agreement to redevelop Britona Maritime School in Goa.
The Indian Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways (MoPSW) is establishing the Indian Maritime Centre (IMC) to strengthen the country’s maritime industry. The IMC will serve as a think tank for policy formulation, industry recommendations, and enhancing India’s presence in global maritime forums. Key objectives include promoting collaboration, innovation, and sustainable growth in the maritime sector.
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