The maritime industry has reached a historic milestone with the confirmation that the International Convention on Liability and Compensation for Damage in Connection with the Carriage of Hazardous and Noxious Substances by Sea (2010 HNS Convention) will officially enter into force on 29 November 2027. This long-awaited development closes one […]
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Read moreAt sea, experience matters — but continuous learning matters even more. Every voyage carries lessons hidden in incidents, near misses, innovations, and the decisions made onboard every single day. This edition brings together real maritime cases, safety insights, industry developments, and practical knowledge created for seafarers who believe growth never […]
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Why India Suddenly Approved ₹51,000 Crore for 62 New Ships — A Major Maritime Shift India is preparing for one of the biggest maritime expansion programs in its history. The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, led by Sarbananda Sonowal, is working on a strategic roadmap to significantly strengthen the […]
Read moreIf you’re reading this, chances are you’re a mariner who understands that the sea teaches something new every single day. The best seafarers are not just experienced — they stay curious, informed, and prepared.Our latest edition is packed with practical insights, industry updates, real-life cases, and knowledge designed to keep […]
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Week 49 CH 2.3.1 : Were the Master and Chief Engineer familiar with the procedure to maintain the Enhanced Survey File in accordance with the Classification Society Rules, and was the vessel free of any visible or documentary evidence of concerns with the structural condition of the hull or cargo […]
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We didn’t build this in a day — and it shouldn’t disappear in one. Over the past 7 days, we’ve invested 50+ hours analyzing real PSC data, validating trends, and preparing this insight for the maritime community. If this adds value to you or your organization: Please support by liking, […]
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IMO Approves NOx Code Amendment (MEPC.398(83)) Key Updates: Testing & Compliance: Timeline: Impact:Stricter compliance for modified engines, ensuring better NOx emission control and environmental protection For more details refer the below Mepc 398 (83) circular
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Top Deficiency Areas Leading to Detentions 1. Lifeboats (1101) Category: Life Saving Appliances Associated Detentions: 788 2. Fixed fire extinguishing installation (07109) Category: Fire Safety Associated Detentions: 775 3. Fire detection and alarm system (07106) Category: Fire Safety Associated Detentions: 743 4. Fire doors/openings in fire-resisting divisions (07105) Category: Fire […]
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Deficiency: Where the Fleet is Failing The start of 2026 has brought a surge in Port State Control activity. With 19,234 deficiencies recorded globally in January alone, the industry average has climbed to nearly 3 per vessel. As the 2026 CIC on Cargo Securing begins to loom, and new Lifting […]
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