Union Budget 2026 gives a major push to Gujarat’s maritime sector, strengthening shipbuilding, ports, coastal shipping, and logistics.
Atmanirbhar container drive advances as Bharat Container Shipping Line MoU aligns with CMAS and boosts India’s EXIM logistics strategy.
Union Budget 2026 boosts India maritime sector with container manufacturing, inland waterways expansion, and green logistics reforms.
India plans a Bureau of Port Security under the Merchant Shipping Act, 2025 to strengthen vessel, port and cyber security.
India approves ₹887 crore Mumbai Marina project to boost maritime tourism, coastal shipping, jobs, and the blue economy.
India’s ₹69,725 crore shipbuilding package aims to boost clusters, heavy engineering and create 22 lakh jobs nationwide.
India strengthens global maritime leadership by hosting the 3rd IALA Council Meeting in Mumbai with focus on safety and innovation.
India strengthens global shipping partnerships to modernise ports, boost green shipping, digitisation and maritime infrastructure.
Parliamentary panel urges India to diversify crude oil imports, boost reserves and manage geopolitical risks threatening energy security.
India boosts shipping growth with major port reforms, waterway upgrades, maritime tourism and global partnerships.
India launches its first hydrogen passenger ship in Varanasi, marking a major step toward clean, zero-emission inland waterways.