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The 113th Session of the International Labour Conference (ILC), held in Geneva in June 2025, marked a significant milestone in maritime...

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In a landmark development for the global maritime workforce, the Fifth Special Tripartite Committee (STC) of the Maritime Labour...

India has strategically advanced its maritime interests by submitting a revised claim to the United Nations Commission on the Limits of...

This heartfelt and timely blog has been initiated by Anil Deswal Sir , a proud alumnus of DMET, Class of 1995, Roll Number 4268. As the...

Mega DMET Club Citadel – Women’s Day Special: Breaking Barriers, Leading the Future 📅 Date:  March 8, 2025 (Saturday) | Time:  5 PM - 7...

N ew Delhi, February 27, 2025 – The Centre for Russian and Central Asian Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), in collaboration...

AI Generated Image The evolution of marine propulsion technology has led to the development of dual-fuel engines, which offer the capability to operate on both natural gas and conventional fuel oils. These engines are widely used in LNG carriers and other vessels due to their fuel flexibility, operational efficiency, and lower emissions. Since their inception, dual-fuel engines have undergone significant advancements to improve efficiency, reduce emissions, and meet stringent

One of the most significant concerns for a seafarer or shipowner is the risk of oil pollution accidents. Onboard a merchant vessel, the daily operations generate a mixture of oil and water, which must be properly separated before discharging the treated water overboard. This process is critical in preventing oil pollution, and compliance with international regulations is mandatory. To address this, the Oily Water Separator (OWS)  is used on ships. This essential equipment is

The marine boiler, one of the most fundamental pieces of machinery aboard a ship, is responsible for generating steam used for propulsion and other onboard systems. With the evolution of shipping technology, boilers have undergone several advancements, making them safer and more efficient. Today, boilers on ships are equipped with various essential fittings, known as boiler mountings, which ensure their safe operation. These mountings provide the necessary controls to regulat

U.S. Fines Turkish Shipping Company $2M for Illegal Ocean Dumping: A Closer Look at the Incident and Its Environmental Impact In a significant move against marine pollution, the United States has fined a Turkish shipping company and its United Arab Emirates-based subsidiary a total of $2 million for illegally dumping oil-contaminated waste into the ocean. This action is part of an ongoing effort by the U.S. government to hold shipping companies accountable for environmental v

Strengthening Onboard Security and Safety Protocols: Lessons from the Recent Haldia Port Casualty (Actual Circular Available for Download...