News & Developments

PSA Mumbai enhances capacity with new super panamax cranes at JNPA

May 15, 2026

PSA Mumbai has strengthened its operational capabilities at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) with the inauguration of new super panamax quay cranes.

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VOC Port records strong growth in windmill blade and cement cargo handling, in April 2026

May 14, 2026
$1.5 billion Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool launched

May 13, 2026

Project Updates

State, M/s Hyke sign MoU for Mumbai Water Metro Project in Maharashtra

May 14, 2026

The Government of Maharashtra (GoM) and M/s Hyke AS have signed a …

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Under Bidding

Three firms submit bids for appointment of IE for Reconstruction of Berth No. 8 and Mechanisation of Berth Nos. 7, 8 at NSD in West Bengal

May 13, 2026

A total of three firms have submitted bids for appointment of …

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Traffic Trends

Major Ports

April 24, 2026

This section highlights commodity-wise traffic at major ports, break of commodities and container traffic.

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Major Ports

April 24, 2026
Non-Major Ports

April 24, 2026

Project Pipeline

Project Pipeline Analysis

April 15, 2026

An interactive tool highlighting upcoming opportunities across the ports sector.

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Industry Insights

Emerging opportunities in India’s greenfield port sector

May 15, 2026

India’s maritime sector is witnessing significant transformation through the development of greenfield ports, driven by rising trade volumes, industrial expansion, and the government’s focus on port-led growth.

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Trends, developments and outlook

April 10, 2026
Views of Jassar S.M.: “Cochin Port is adopting a combination of technological upgrades and cost-efficient strategies”

February 3, 2026

Policy

Government extends cabotage waiver rollback amid global shipping uncertainty

April 6, 2026

The Indian government has extended by six months the implementation of its decision to roll back the cabotage waiver, citing ongoing global uncertainties and geopolitical disruptions.

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