- May 2, 2026
Panaji Launches RoRo Ferries to Cut River Travel Time to Minutes
In a significant boost to Goa’s public transport infrastructure, two new RoRo (roll-on roll-off) ferries have begun operating between
CIDCO Plans Long-Term Water Security For Rapidly Expanding Navi Mumbai Region
As Navi Mumbai International Airport nears commissioning and the Airport Influence Notified Area (NAINA) expands rapidly, authorities have launched a
Colombo Shipyard Acquisition Boosts India’s Indo-Pacific Naval Strategy
India’s acquisition of Colombo Dockyard in Sri Lanka has emerged as more than a commercial expansion. The $52.96 million deal,
Goa Shipyard patrol vessel boosts Coast Guard maritime response capability
India’s maritime defence and coastal surveillance capabilities, the Indian Coast Guard has inducted ICGS Adamya, the first in a series
Mumbai Gets Rain Relief but More Needed
Mumbai received a much-needed bout of rainfall over the weekend, easing some pressure on the city’s stressed water reservoirs. However,
Mumbai Lakes Record 28 Percent Water Storage
Hydraulic Engineer’s Department at the BMC’s Bhandup Complex reveals that Mumbai’s seven major reservoirs have reached 28% of their total
Mumbai to Get New Electric Water Transport
Mumbai is preparing to introduce a new electric water transport system with 11 cutting-edge ferries set to operate along its
Bengaluru River Project to Revive Arkavathi
Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) has announced a transformative river rejuvenation project to revive the Arkavathi River —
Kerala HC Defers MSC Shipwreck Talks
The Kerala High Court has deferred negotiations between the State government and Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) regarding compensation for damages
Mumbai to Build Passenger Waterways in Phases
Mumbai is poised to launch a major transition in urban mobility with a phased rollout of an expansive passenger water