Indian Waters News Today

NMPA chairman AV Ramana raises concerns over 'rogue vessels' in Indian and international waters during a workshop on maritime adversities. Urges stakeholders to be cautious and cross-verify distress claims from commercial vessels without proper fitness certificates.

Phase 1 of the Indian Waters septic-to-sewer project is now underway, and the information session held Wednesday by the City of Crystal River went a long way in explaining the

Chennai/UNI: India's prime maritime agency Coast Guard has acted swiftly and ensured nil loss of of sea during the Cyclone Michuang, which touched the North Tamil Nadu Coast causing unprecedented rains, before making a landfall in Andhra Pradesh, while also ensuring return of 3,000 boats from the sea to the shore in both the States.

The Sri Lankan navy on Sunday arrested 27 Indian fishermen and seized five of their boats for allegedly trespassing into their waters.

In a notably brief session of the Crystal River City Council on Sept. 11, little discussion took place among council members and the sparsely attended public. The primary item on

Legislation requiring the display of U.S. and South Carolina flags, and allowing presentations from patriotic organizations, became law on July 1.

Legislation requiring the display of U.S. and South Carolina flags, and allowing presentations from patriotic organizations, became law on July 1.

The Pakistani Fishing Boat

Post detecting Pakistani warship, an Indian Coast Guard Dornier maritime surveillance aircraft kept hovering over PNS Alamgir and warned it to retreat

The owners of a large property on Weed Street are seeking permission for part of the property to be used as a farm.  An application filed with the Planning & Zoning Commission on behalf of Todd and Karen Holson seeks a Special Permit to establish a farm on their 30-acre property at 386 Weed St.  […]