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New Shipping Bill to Enforce Faster Marine Disaster Contracts
The Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) has proposed a framework to enhance disaster response for ships in Indian waters. This will require vessels to secure contracts with approved salvage companies before entering ports, allowing for quicker mobilization within 12 hours, aiming to improve maritime safety and readiness for emergencies... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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DG Shipping Commemorates 75 Years with Knowledge Exchange
Mumbai celebrated the 75th anniversary of the Directorate General Shipping (DGS) with a significant conference on maritime security, themed "Jalasya Rakṣā, Janasya Surakṣā: Ocean Sentinel in the 21st Century." This event brought together global maritime leaders and formalized important international cooperation through two key memorandums of understanding to enhance safety and seafarer well-being... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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Strengthening Maritime Security Through Global Collaboration
During a UN Security Council debate on August 11, IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez stressed the urgent need for increased vigilance and collaboration among Member States to tackle rising maritime security threats. He emphasized that “maritime security is a shared responsibility,” urging a unified approach focused on prevention and innovation to protect ships and seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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India’s First Port-Based Bio-Methanol Facility Tendered by DPA
The Deendayal Port Authority (DPA) in Kandla has launched a tender for India’s first port-based bio-methanol production facility. This project aims to produce 10 tonnes per day using advanced gasification technology. It aligns with global decarbonization efforts and positions Kandla as a leader in green energy for the maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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KMB to Launch Certified Training Following DG Shipping Directive
The Kerala Maritime Board is set to introduce approved maritime training courses in Kodungallur and Neendakara, following a directive from the Director General of Shipping. This move comes after a ban on unapproved private training centers, emphasizing compliance with national and international standards for maritime education to ensure seafarers' qualifications... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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Kenyan Seafarers Set to Get Internationally Recognized ID Soon
Kenyan seafarers will soon need an internationally recognized Seafarer Identification Document (SID) to enhance mobility and security. This initiative, announced by Immigration Principal Secretary Belio Kipsang, aims to prevent job losses linked to noncompliance with maritime regulations. The SID, expected within three months, will meet global standards for seamless border crossing... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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APEC Transportation Group Considers Major Study on Seafarer Welfare
The Philippines, through the Maritime Industry Authority, has proposed a pivotal study at the 55th APEC Transportation Working Group. This initiative, co-sponsored by multiple nations, aims to assess the impact of international maritime regulations on seafarer welfare. Scheduled from February 2026 to June 2027, it seeks to enhance workforce protection... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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Modernizing Odisha’s Ports to Boost the Blue Economy
The Odisha Maritime Board (OMB) is enhancing the State's Blue Economy and maritime development. Principal Secretary Usha Padhee emphasized integrated port-led growth, sustainable shipping, and skills training. The OMB aims to modernize infrastructure, promote marine tourism, and attract investments, positioning Odisha as a key maritime hub in Eastern India... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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Deepest-Drafted Vessel Arrival Marks Milestone at Adani Gangavaram Port
Adani Gangavaram Port Limited (AGPL) has achieved a landmark by berthing its deepest-drafted vessel, carrying 177,121 metric tonnes of bauxite with an 18.2-metre draft. This milestone reflects AGPL’s robust infrastructure and commitment to efficient cargo handling, enhancing industrial supply chains while reducing environmental impact across India’s mineral-rich regions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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Australia Boosts Maritime Security with Advanced Acoustic Surveillance
Australia is enhancing maritime security by integrating ThayerMahan’s Outpost acoustic surveillance system with Ocius’ Bluebottle unmanned surface vessel. This collaboration aims to improve monitoring over Australia’s extensive maritime territory, focusing on illegal fishing detection and border security. The Outpost system autonomously processes signals, aiding timely decision-making in defense operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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Vizhinjam’s New Fishing Port Construction Set to Kicks Off
The construction of a new fishing port in Vizhinjam will commence in October 2025, featuring a 250-meter lakeside area as part of a £45 crore project. The initiative, approved by the Kerala State Cabinet, aims to modernize fishing infrastructure while engaging local communities for input on the design and layout... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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AMTOI Day 2025 Honors Indian Navy’s Role in Maritime Security
The AMTOI Day 2025, held at the Jio Convention Centre in Mumbai, honored the theme “Indian Navy – Defending Our Waters, Protecting Our Future.” Rear Admiral Vidhyadhar Harke highlighted the Navy's vital role in national security. The event celebrated maritime excellence and acknowledged the dedication of Navy personnel and supporters... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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Great Britain Sets New Maritime Standard with Pioneer ROUV Certification
Lloyd's Register has issued the UK's first certification for a remotely operated unmanned vessel, Pioneer, utilizing hydrogen propulsion. This certification, compliant with the Workboat Code, sets operational standards for RUOVs in British waters. Pioneer features autonomous navigation and a modular design, ready for innovative maritime decarbonization projects... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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Riva Unveils Its Largest Superyacht Yet, 54Metri
Italian yacht builder Riva has introduced its largest superyacht, the 54Metri, measuring 54 meters and designed by Officina Italiana Design. This all-aluminium vessel features sporty lines, four decks, and luxurious interiors with natural teak and marble. Accommodating 10 guests, it includes a beach club with a 5-meter pool... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Aug-2025
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