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Indian Ship Captain Avhilash Rawat Receives Maritime Bravery Award In UK
Captain Avhilash Rawat has received the 2024 International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea for the "extraordinary courage" shown in a Red Sea rescue mission earlier this year.
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Climate Change Activists Pretend To Drown Themselves In Oil Outside UN Agency In London
Ocean Rebellion campaigners recently pretended to drown themselves in oil and gas in a protest outside a United Nations agency in London.
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Indian Ship Captain, Crew Win "Exceptional Bravery" Awards For Red Sea Rescue Op
Captain Avhilash Rawat and his crew of an oil tanker have been named among the winners of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) 2024 Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea for their "extraordinary courage" shown in a Red Sea rescue mission.
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IMU Signs MoUs With Admiral Ushakov State Maritime University
The Indian Maritime University (IMU) has signed agreements with several national and international organisations for exchange of information on research and educational programmes.
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India Re-Elected To International Maritime Organisation Council
India has been re-elected to the Council of the International Maritime Organisation under a category that represents nations with the largest interests in international sea borne trade.
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Minister Nitin Gadkari Wishes International Maritime Institute On Completing 25 Years
The International Maritime Institute, or IMI in Greater Noida, which is north India's first private pre-sea maritime training institute, completed its twenty fifth year this month. To celebrate the milestone, the institute organised a seminar at the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi followed by an alumni meet at Kota House in central Delhi.
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India's First Female Merchant Navy Captain Wins International Bravery Award
India's first female Merchant Navy captain has become the first woman to be awarded by the IMO for her exceptional bravery in the dramatic rescue of seven fishermen from a sinking fishing boat in tumultuous Bay of Bengal waters last year.
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Indian Captain Radhika Menon Is First Woman To Get Bravery At Sea Award
Captain Radhika Menon, first woman captain of the Indian Merchant Navy will receive IMO Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea, the government said on Saturday.
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Sri Lankan Court Extends Tamil Nadu Fishermen's Custody Till May 25
A Sri Lankan court today extended till May 25 the judicial custody of 21 fishermen from Thangachimadam and Pamban, who were arrested last month, S Emirite, president of Rameswaram fishermen organisation said.
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Somali pirates hijack oil tanker near Oman; Indians among crew on board
A Greek-owned oil tanker with a 15 member crew, mostly Indians and Filipinos, has been hijacked off the coast of Oman in the Arabian Sea. The tanker was reported to be heading for Somalia. The BBC reported that, the company said it lost contact with the crew of the The Liberian-flagged Smyrni, carrying 135,000 tonnes of oil, at 16:20 IST on Thursd...
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UN agency mulls changes to maritime law after Italy disaster
The UN's maritime agency may re-examine international safety regulations for large passenger ships in the wake of the Italian liner disaster, the organisation said today. Italian rescuers were desperately searching for at least 15 missing people off the Tuscan coast today following the capsizing of the Costa Concordia cruise ship, which has killed...
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Indian Ship Captain Avhilash Rawat Receives Maritime Bravery Award In UK
Captain Avhilash Rawat has received the 2024 International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea for the "extraordinary courage" shown in a Red Sea rescue mission earlier this year.
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Climate Change Activists Pretend To Drown Themselves In Oil Outside UN Agency In London
Ocean Rebellion campaigners recently pretended to drown themselves in oil and gas in a protest outside a United Nations agency in London.
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Indian Ship Captain, Crew Win "Exceptional Bravery" Awards For Red Sea Rescue Op
Captain Avhilash Rawat and his crew of an oil tanker have been named among the winners of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) 2024 Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea for their "extraordinary courage" shown in a Red Sea rescue mission.
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IMU Signs MoUs With Admiral Ushakov State Maritime University
The Indian Maritime University (IMU) has signed agreements with several national and international organisations for exchange of information on research and educational programmes.
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India Re-Elected To International Maritime Organisation Council
India has been re-elected to the Council of the International Maritime Organisation under a category that represents nations with the largest interests in international sea borne trade.
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Minister Nitin Gadkari Wishes International Maritime Institute On Completing 25 Years
The International Maritime Institute, or IMI in Greater Noida, which is north India's first private pre-sea maritime training institute, completed its twenty fifth year this month. To celebrate the milestone, the institute organised a seminar at the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi followed by an alumni meet at Kota House in central Delhi.
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India's First Female Merchant Navy Captain Wins International Bravery Award
India's first female Merchant Navy captain has become the first woman to be awarded by the IMO for her exceptional bravery in the dramatic rescue of seven fishermen from a sinking fishing boat in tumultuous Bay of Bengal waters last year.
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Indian Captain Radhika Menon Is First Woman To Get Bravery At Sea Award
Captain Radhika Menon, first woman captain of the Indian Merchant Navy will receive IMO Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea, the government said on Saturday.
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Sri Lankan Court Extends Tamil Nadu Fishermen's Custody Till May 25
A Sri Lankan court today extended till May 25 the judicial custody of 21 fishermen from Thangachimadam and Pamban, who were arrested last month, S Emirite, president of Rameswaram fishermen organisation said.
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Somali pirates hijack oil tanker near Oman; Indians among crew on board
A Greek-owned oil tanker with a 15 member crew, mostly Indians and Filipinos, has been hijacked off the coast of Oman in the Arabian Sea. The tanker was reported to be heading for Somalia. The BBC reported that, the company said it lost contact with the crew of the The Liberian-flagged Smyrni, carrying 135,000 tonnes of oil, at 16:20 IST on Thursd...
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UN agency mulls changes to maritime law after Italy disaster
The UN's maritime agency may re-examine international safety regulations for large passenger ships in the wake of the Italian liner disaster, the organisation said today. Italian rescuers were desperately searching for at least 15 missing people off the Tuscan coast today following the capsizing of the Costa Concordia cruise ship, which has killed...
