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Wallem office picnic to Shangrila Resort & Water Park

All work & no play always leads to a dull atmosphere and we at Wilco/Wallem take this fact very seriously and make sure that it isn’t ever prevalent here. The best way to beat work pressure is always to indulge in some good old-fashioned activity of pleasure. Our office picnic to Shangrila Resort & Water Park, Bhiwandi, organized by our Social Committee (Mr. Lalit Patil, Mr. Pawan Sharma, Mr. ...

AMET COMMEMORATES ITS 15TH YEAR

31st March 2007 was a red-letter day at AMET. Ushering in it’s 15th year of operation, the AMET Annual Day – popularly known as Tidal Wave 2007, took off to a great start, sharp at 1700 hours in spite of the Tamil Nadu Bandh. The Chief Guest was Mrs. Janet Okten, Principal of Glasgow College of Nautical Science, U.K., (GCNS) , which college was the founding collaboration of AMET in December...

Our Sailors are our True Assets

“We made absolutely the right decision to come to India for crewing,” says Mr. David Koo, Managing Director of Valles Steamship Co. with a smile writ large on his face. He adds, “we came to India nearly twenty years ago, and to date our entire fleet is manned by Indians.” Mr. Koo and his team in the senior management were recently in India to take part in their yearly officer’s forum. The offi...

Best Foreign Employer Award,yet again for Anglo Eastern

Anglo Eastern Ship Management has won the Best Employer Award yet again. Capt. R. S. Anand says, “This award speaks of our commitment to Indian seafarers, who are our backbone and main contribution to our growth.” The Marine World’s S. Sadanand met Capt. Anand after the award and presents here the excitement and feelings of Anglo Eastern on its achievement. TMW: How does it feel on being con...

Most Compassionate Employer of Indian Seafarers, Let Us Make Our Employees Successful

The Marine World's S.Sadanand interacts with Capt. Navin Passey on the occasion of Wallem Ship Management being awarded “Most Compassionate Employer” In today’s shipping scenario where shortage of officers is the order of the day, perhaps the only differentiator amongst employers may be how well an organizational looks after its employees. Studies and empirical evidence has shown that empl...

68 Future Superintendents Pass Out from SIMS

Samundra Institute of Maritime Studies, state of the art Maritime Training Institute equipped with world-class facilities held a grand passing out function for its Second Batch of Graduate Marine Engineering Course on 22nd February 2007. Chief Guest of the function Mr. Ajoy Chatterjee, Chief Surveyor, Government of India handed over the awards to meritorious cadets. In his address Mr. Chatte...

IWT Advantage can Be Realized Only If Terminal Costs At Both Ends Are Reduced

Capt. J. S. Gill, well known maritime expert and active speaker on prestigious forums in India speaks to S. Sadanand of The Marine World on the subject of Inland Water Transport and the scenario surrounding ports in India. Capt. Gill stresses that creation of adequate depths of water should begin with right earnest for the start of plying inland vessels on a regular basis. He says that care mu...

UNICTRAL - Development on Transport Law, M.T.O Act 1993 Amendments

TMW: - A brief introduction of about yourself. Mr. Mayur C. Contractor : I, Mayur C. Contractor, B.A. LL. M., Vice President of FIATA, Advisor, Working Group Sea, Advisory Body Legal Matters (ABLM), Advisory Body Vocational Training (ABVT) of FIATA, Member, Adhoc Working Group of UNCITRAL Transport Law, Advisor & Past President of Federation of Freight Forwarders Association in India, Chairman...

India, Destination of Growth For Navigazione Montanari – IMS Ship Management To be Partner of Progress

“Our ships are amongst the youngest in the world, and the average age of our fleet is 4 years. “ Capt. Nicola Dicarlo is upbeat when he adds, “By next September we will improve it further to 2 years”. Capt. Nicola Dicarlo has been in Mumbai to drive his company’s expansion plans in association with their Indian manning agent, IMS Ship Management. Capt. Nicola Dicarlo is Crew Manager at Navigaz...

Eurasia Celebrates With Valued Staff

To celebrate the dual success of 25 years in business and an equally long and distinguished association with Indian seafarers, Eurasia held and sponsored its first National Maritime Quiz Competition, open to all seafarers resident in India. Preliminary rounds were held online, with successful entrants winning through to The Grande Finale at the Grand Maratha Sheraton Hotel, Mumbai, on February 2nd...

Indian seafarers join in the patriotic fervour and celebrate Republic Day with gusto.

On Board MV ARCADIA PROGRESS Republic Day Celebrations were enthusiastically held on board MV ARCADIA PROGRESS managed by Fleet Management. Indian sailors on board unfurled the national flag and standing in attention, sang the national anthem.The sailors further took turns to express their feelings towards their motherland and the significance of this day to our nation. A few of them also expre...

United Ocean Celebrates 10th Anniversary

United Ocean has recently celebrated its 10th anniversary in India in a grand way at Hotel The Grand Intercontinental, Mumbai. Mr. Vipan Sharma, President, United Ocean Group, has ambitiously led his organization to the big times in the maritime industry through a spate of vessel acquisitions and related activities in Japan, Singapore, Mumbai, Delhi and USA.Speaking on the occasion, Capt. Dev Masu...

SEAMEN'S WOES

In a recent incident a seaman was signed off from a Shipping Corporation of India vessel 'M.V. Sagar Kanya' on grounds of alleged insubordination. The National Union of Seafarers of India (NUSI) to which the affected workman owed allegiance took up the matter with the Shipping Master. The Shipping Master in turn sought the reinstatement of the affected seaman. The SCI finally agreed to take the ...

END OF THE TUNNEL FOR MUMBAI TRANS HARBOUR LINK

Bids would be received on 15th February, 2007 from pre-qualified bidders of the BOT operators of the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL), said officials at the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation. All the necessary clearances have been obtained. The proposed Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) is an ambitious project connecting Sewri to Nhava Sheva. The first phase of the road bridge proje...

Infrastructure development Key to realising Maritime Opportunities

Commodore M.K. Banger is Consultant to Maharashtra Maritime Board, Govt. of Maharashtra. An Indian Navy graduate from the National Defence Academy, Pune in June 1959, Commodore Banger has been an open Merit Scholarship holder of Rao Bahadur Patwardhan during his training period in NDA. He thereafter completed Marine Engineering with distinction from the Naval College of Engineering, INS Shivaji,...



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