#Mormugao Port

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Now that the South West Port Limited’s domes structure to cover the coal stacks is about to be completed, Adani Mormugao Port Terminal Private Limited (AMPTPL) has taken up the decision to explore the possibility of using a polymer membrane to address the coal dust pollution issue around the Adani coal mines.

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Explore the best ports in Goa for a unique experience! Discover vibrant harbors like Mormugao and Panaji, offering stunning coastal views, rich history, and maritime charm. Perfect for travelers seeking adventure, seafood delights, and cultural insights. Unwind by the sea while soaking in Goa's bustling port life. Plan your visit today!

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Panaji, 17th Oct. Goa, often referred to as a paradise for travelers and party enthusiasts, attracts tourists from across India and the globe every year. However, this influx of visitors has resulted in persistent traffic congestion in the region. To address this issue, the Indian government is set to construct a new four-lane road to enhance connectivity between Panaji, Ponda, and Karnataka. With a budget of ₹557 crores, the project aims to alleviate traffic congestion, improve road safety, and facilitate easier travel. The new road will span 9.6 kilometers along National Highway 748, connecting Ponda to Bhoma and linking with existing four-lane routes between Khandepaar, Ponda, and the Ribandar bypass. This infrastructure will significantly streamline travel between Goa’s capital, Panaji, and Ponda, while also providing quicker access to Dabolim Airport and Mormugao Port via National Highways 566 and 66. The completion of this road is expected to benefit both local residents and tourists visiting Goa, ensuring smoother travel experiences. Additionally, the road aims to facilitate the seamless movement of goods and people across state borders. Currently, heavy traffic is a common sight on the Ponda-Bhoma route, leading to frequent jams and accidents. The introduction of the new four-lane road is anticipated to reduce these problems, making travel safer and more convenient. If you’re planning a trip to Goa, don’t miss visiting the scenic Parra Road, adorned with palm trees and lush fields, which has featured in several Bollywood films and TV series. Notably, scenes from Shah Rukh Khan and Alia Bhatt’s film “Dear Zindagi” were shot along this picturesque route. Goa is renowned worldwide for its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and exquisite dining options. Travelers can reach Goa by road, train, or flight. For those arriving by train, the two main railway stations are Madgaon and Vasco-da-Gama, both located in the southern part of the state. If you prefer flying, you will land at Dabolim Airport. The post Goa to Construct New Four-Lane Road to Ease Traffic appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Panaji, 17th Oct. Goa, often referred to as a paradise for travelers and party enthusiasts, attracts tourists from across India and the globe every year. However, this influx of visitors has resulted in persistent traffic congestion in the region. To address this issue, the Indian government is set to construct a new four-lane road to enhance connectivity between Panaji, Ponda, and Karnataka. With a budget of ₹557 crores, the project aims to alleviate traffic congestion, improve road safety, and facilitate easier travel. The new road will span 9.6 kilometers along National Highway 748, connecting Ponda to Bhoma and linking with existing four-lane routes between Khandepaar, Ponda, and the Ribandar bypass. This infrastructure will significantly streamline travel between Goa’s capital, Panaji, and Ponda, while also providing quicker access to Dabolim Airport and Mormugao Port via National Highways 566 and 66. The completion of this road is expected to benefit both local residents and tourists visiting Goa, ensuring smoother travel experiences. Additionally, the road aims to facilitate the seamless movement of goods and people across state borders. Currently, heavy traffic is a common sight on the Ponda-Bhoma route, leading to frequent jams and accidents. The introduction of the new four-lane road is anticipated to reduce these problems, making travel safer and more convenient. If you’re planning a trip to Goa, don’t miss visiting the scenic Parra Road, adorned with palm trees and lush fields, which has featured in several Bollywood films and TV series. Notably, scenes from Shah Rukh Khan and Alia Bhatt’s film “Dear Zindagi” were shot along this picturesque route. Goa is renowned worldwide for its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and exquisite dining options. Travelers can reach Goa by road, train, or flight. For those arriving by train, the two main railway stations are Madgaon and Vasco-da-Gama, both located in the southern part of the state. If you prefer flying, you will land at Dabolim Airport. The post Goa to Construct New Four-Lane Road to Ease Traffic appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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Cargo Traffic at Major Ports Registers Increase of 5.92% in July: IPA

Cargo traffic at India's 12 major ports rose by 5.92% in July, reaching 70.08 million tonnes (MT), up from 66.17 MT in the same period last year, according to data from the Indian Ports Association (IPA). The report indicates that 10 of the 12 major ports experienced positive growth in cargo traffic, while the remaining two saw a decline. The twelve major ports comprise Mumbai, Deendayal (Kandla), New Mangalore, Mormugao, Chennai, Cochin, Ennore (Kamarajar), Visakhapatnam, Tuticorin (VO Chidambaranar), Paradip, Kolkata (including Haldia), and Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNPT). In July, Cochin Port recorded the highest cargo growth at 24.77%, followed by Visakhapatnam Port at 10.80% and JNPT at 9.07%. Chennai Port handled 8.89% more traffic compared to July 2023, while Deendayal Port and V O Chidambaranar Port saw increases of 7.13% and 6.74%, respectively. Other ports also showed growth: Paradip Port at 3.60%, Kolkata Port at 2.26%, and Kamarajar Port at 0.69%. New Mangalore Port saw a modest growth of 0.18%. However, negative growth was reported at Mumbai Port (1.23%) and Mormugao Port (1%). Overall, the data reflects a positive trend in cargo traffic at the majority of the country's major ports for July 2024. Read the full article

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Mormugao Port Trust Recruitment 2024

Mormugao Port Trust Recruitment 2024 : 30 Post for Graduate & Technician Apprentice Mormugao Port Trust has released the notification for the recruitment of for the Post of Graduate & Technician Apprentice with 30 Vacancies. Candidates can check the eligibility criteria from the official notification and apply Online Before 19 July 2024. Here we are providing the detailed notification candidates…

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The Ultimate Guide to Shipping Companies in India

India, with its vast coastline and strategic maritime location, plays a crucial role in global trade and shipping. The country boasts a diverse array of shipping companies that cater to various sectors ranging from container shipping to bulk carriers and tanker services. Understanding the landscape of shipping companies in India involves exploring their types, major ports, regulatory frameworks, services offered, and the challenges they face.

Major Ports in India

India's coastline stretches over 7,500 kilometers, hosting a network of major and minor ports crucial for maritime trade.

Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), Mumbai: Largest container port in India, handling significant volumes of cargo.

Chennai Port: Located on the Coromandel Coast, Chennai Port is a major gateway for trade in South India.

Mumbai Port Trust: One of India's oldest ports, Mumbai Port handles diverse cargo including bulk, container, and liquid shipments.

Kolkata Port Trust: Situated on the Hooghly River, Kolkata Port serves as an important trade hub for Eastern India.

Visakhapatnam Port: Located in Andhra Pradesh, Visakhapatnam Port is a major gateway for iron ore exports and general cargo.

Paradip Port Trust: Located in Odisha, Paradip Port handles bulk cargo, particularly coal and iron ore.

Mormugao Port Trust, Goa: A key port for iron ore export and general cargo in Western India.

Kochi Port: Situated on the Arabian Sea, Kochi Port serves as a vital trade link for Southern India.

New Mangalore Port: Located in Karnataka, New Mangalore Port handles various commodities including petroleum, fertilizers, and food grains.

Ennore Port: Located near Chennai, Ennore Port primarily handles coal and bulk cargo.

Regulatory Bodies

Effective regulation is crucial for ensuring safety, security, and efficiency in maritime operations in India.

Directorate General of Shipping (DGS): Responsible for maritime safety, training of seafarers, and enforcing shipping regulations.

Ministry of Shipping, Government of India: Formulates policies and oversees the development of ports and shipping infrastructure.

Indian Ports Association (IPA): Represents major ports in India, facilitating coordination and development initiatives.

Services Offered by Shipping Companies

Shipping companies in India offer a wide range of services essential for international trade and logistics:

Container Transport: Facilitating import and export of goods via container vessels.

Bulk and Break Bulk Cargo Handling: Transporting commodities such as coal, iron ore, and grains in bulk carriers.

Tanker Services: Transportation of liquid cargoes including crude oil, petroleum products, and chemicals.

Customs Clearance and Documentation: Assisting with import/export documentation and compliance with customs regulations.

Warehousing and Distribution: Providing storage, inventory management, and distribution services for goods.

Challenges and Considerations

Despite the growth opportunities, the shipping industry in India faces several challenges:

Infrastructure Constraints: Limited capacity and efficiency at some ports hinder smooth operations.

Regulatory Compliance: Adherence to stringent international standards and regulations poses challenges.

Technological Adoption: Embracing digit alization and advanced technologies for operational efficiency.

Environmental Regulations: Compliance with environmental norms amidst growing concerns over pollution and sustainability.

Competitive Pressures: Global competition and fluctuating freight rates impact profitability.

In conclusion, India's shipping industry is integral to its economic growth, facilitating trade across the globe. Understanding the dynamics of shipping companies, major ports, regulatory frameworks, and the services they offer provides insights into the complexities and opportunities within the sector. As India continues to expand its maritime infrastructure and regulatory frameworks evolve, the shipping industry is poised for further growth and development.

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Mormugao Port Authority Invites Applications For Trainee Pilot and Accounts Officer GR.I Recruitment

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The Mumbai to Goa cruise ferry, which is India’s first cruise service has finally started to sail. The trial run happened this Wednesday, i.e. 23rd May wherein the cruise left from Mumbai in the evening and reached Goa the next day in the morning. So, if you and your friends have been planning a trip to Goa, we suggest you wait a little more as the cruise services will open soon for the public, and it’s definitely going to be one hell of an experience!

Although the service was expected to launch in December, as per the chairman of Mormugao Port Trust (MPT) “The delay is mainly because of certification and that the vessel is being readied. IRS and DG shipping clearances are pending. These formalities have to be completed.”

There were also a few other causes for the delay in the commencement of the Mumbai to Goa cruise ferry, which was earlier scheduled to launch by December 2017 like the delay in obtaining dry docking permissions in Mumbai and modification of the on-board safety apparatus among others. But now that the trial run has been successfully ticked off too, the cruise shall start its tourist operations soon.

The Mumbai to Goa luxury cruise ferry will have a capacity of around 350 passengers and prices will start from INR 7,000 per night, which will include your meals, stay, and refreshments. However, the price will depend on the type of room you book.

The timings of the Mumbai to Goa cruise will be such as: the ferry will depart from Mumbai at 5 PM and reach Goa the next day by 9:00 AM, making the total duration of the journey 16 hours. The cruise will return every alternate day, and sail from the domestic cruise terminal at Mazgaon and will have stops in Dighi in Raigad, Dabhol and Jaigad in Ratnagiri district, Vijaydurg and Malvan before finally docking at Panjim. When it comes to operations, the luxury cruise will run all round the year except for the four months of monsoon.

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MPA’s global cruise terminal to be ready by November

4th Tourism Working Group meeting of G20 begins in state Panaji: Chairperson of Cochin Port Authority Dr. M. Beena on Monday said the international cruise terminal at the Mormugao Port Authority (MPA) will be operational by November 2023. She was speaking on the theme ‘Making cruise tourism a model for sustainable and responsible travel’ at a side event of the G20 Tourism Working Group meeting in…

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Here is a list of 13 best seaports in India as they have played a major role in the growth and development of the nation. Read this article to see the full list of ports in India.

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Cargo traffic at major ports up by 11.43% in August

Cargo traffic at major ports up by 11.43% in August

Cargo traffic at the country’s major ports rose by 11.43 per cent to 57.59 million tons in August over the year-ago period, according to an industry body. The country’s 12 major ports had handled 51.68 million tons of cargo in August last fiscal, Indian Ports Association (IPA) said in a statement. India has 12 major ports under the control of the central government — Deendayal (erstwhile Kandla),…

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"#SaveMollem, No to Coal": Why Goa Is Up In Arms And On The Streets

“#SaveMollem, No to Coal”: Why Goa Is Up In Arms And On The Streets

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The trigger for the unrest appears to be a surge in coal imports via Goa’s Mormugao Port

Goa is on the boil over three infrastructure projects – the expansion of a railway track and highway, and a new power line – that residents of the state believe will harm its pristine forests and pollute its picturesque towns with coal dust.

Across the state protesters are on the streets…

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"#SaveMollem, No to Coal": Why Goa Is Up In Arms And On The Streets

“#SaveMollem, No to Coal”: Why Goa Is Up In Arms And On The Streets

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The trigger for the unrest appears to be a surge in coal imports via Goa’s Mormugao Port

Goa is on the boil over three infrastructure projects – the expansion of a railway track and highway, and a new power line – that residents of the state believe will harm its pristine forests and pollute its picturesque towns with coal dust.

Across the state protesters are on the streets every…

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Mormugao Port Trust 60bed operating stepdown

Goa: The 60-bed Mormugao Port Trust (MPT) hospital at Sada, operating as a step-down Covid hospital, is admitting patients with mild symptoms.The hospital, which began operations on Sunday, has seen 15 of its beds occupied.Oxygen cylinders have been supplied and being a hospital it already has its facilities. We have roped in MPT staff and a set of medical staff has also been designated by the…