Hindustan Shipyard to establish first satellite shipyard in AP

Hindustan Shipyard Plans New Satellite Shipyard in Andhra Pradesh to Boost Maritime Infrastructure

Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL), a prominent defence public sector company in Visakhapatnam for 85 years, plans to establish its first satellite shipyard in Andhra Pradesh. Potential locations include Mulapeta and Kakinada port. This expansion aims to enhance India’s maritime infrastructure and support HSL’s transition towards profitable defence and commercial ventures.

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The UAE welcomes Indian companies to its Free Economic Zone

India and UAE Sign Strategic Agreements for Sustainable Maritime and Economic Growth

India and UAE have entered a transformative phase in bilateral relations, signing eight strategic agreements to foster a sustainable, innovation-driven future. This milestone, marked by Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed’s visit, emphasizes collaboration in green logistics, healthcare, and education, paving the way for a climate-resilient, tech-integrated trade ecosystem.

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GOVT initiates a master plan for the development of mega ports

India Plans Six Mega Port Clusters to Boost Maritime Infrastructure by 2047

Union Minister for Ports, Shipping, and Waterways, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal, announced plans for six harbor clusters in India. These clusters, including Cochin-Vizhinjam, Galathea South Bay, and Paradip, aim to boost capacity to over 500 MTPA by 2047. The focus is on infrastructural development under the Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision to meet future demands efficiently.

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Windward Unveils AI Solution For Critical Maritime

AI Solution Launched for Protecting Maritime Infrastructure Against Growing Threats

Windward has launched a new AI-powered solution, Critical Maritime Infrastructure Protection, to safeguard key maritime infrastructure from various threats. By monitoring high-risk vessels, the system can detect suspicious activities in real-time, offering proactive alerts to prevent potential risks. This tool addresses the growing concerns of attacks on offshore oil rigs and research operations.

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Cargo traffic in major ports fell 1.96 percent to 64.63 tons in June

India to Expand Port Capacity Sixfold to Boost Maritime Capabilities

India is gearing up to boost its maritime capacity significantly, aiming to expand port capacity to 10,000 million tonnes per annum by 2047. This ambitious initiative, announced by Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal, highlights India’s goal to become a global shipping hub. The move underscores the country’s commitment to enhancing its maritime capabilities.

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Tamil Nadu focusing on port-led development

Tamil Nadu Expands Maritime Infrastructure to Become a Global Manufacturing Hub

Tamil Nadu is strategically positioning itself as a global manufacturing hub by expanding its maritime infrastructure. The opening of the Chennai-Vladivostok maritime corridor highlights the state’s commitment to developing its ports, with plans for a greenfield port at Cuddalore. This effort aims to boost exports and imports, utilizing coastal shipping to reduce transportation costs significantly.

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