- May 2, 2026
Marseille Drives Euro India Trade Innovation
Port of Marseille-Fos is emerging as a central player in driving sustainable and innovative trade between Europe and India. Leveraging
India Faces Groundwater Crisis Amid Rapid Urban Growth
India is confronting a deepening water crisis as rapid urbanisation and erratic climate patterns push groundwater reserves to dangerous lows.
New Delhi Launches Visionary E-Samudra Maritime Plan
India is steering its maritime sector into a new era of digitisation and environmental sustainability with the launch of e
India to Activate 76 Waterways Across 23 States by 2027
India has set an ambitious goal to operationalise 76 inland waterways by 2027, significantly expanding its inland transport network across
Delhi Yamuna water turns toxic despite clean-up
Yamuna River in Delhi is now exhibiting dangerous levels of pollution, threatening the city’s water security and exposing deep failures
Mumbai rains trigger new urban flood zones
The season’s first major downpour turned large parts of Mumbai into waterlogged zones on Monday, exposing glaring shortfalls in civic
India Eyes 18 Bn USD Seafood Exports by 2030
India’s seafood exports saw a sharp 17.81 percent rise in April 2025, touching $0.58 billion, despite ongoing global trade uncertainties.
Navi Mumbai Faces 24 Hour Water Cut On May 14-15
A large section of Navi Mumbai’s urban population will face a complete 24-hour disruption in their water supply starting from
India Pakistan Trade Ties Collapse Amid Conflict
India and Pakistan have taken the bitter fallout of the recent Pahalgam terror attack to a new front—maritime trade. Within
India Cuts Chenab Water Flow After Kashmir Attack
India has suspended the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, a long-standing agreement that has governed the sharing of river