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    Antitrust Exemption Examined: Impacts on American Exporters

    Washington, March 17 – U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday warned that increasing concentration and weak oversight in the global maritime shipping industry could drive up costs and disrupt supply chains worldwide, with potential ripple effects for international trade and exporters beyond American shores...
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    Government Steps Up Monitoring of Persian Gulf Amid Escalating Conflict

    New Delhi, March 4 The government is closely monitoring the evolving situation in the Middle East, Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said, adding that all necessary mechanisms have been activated to ensure the safety and well-being of seafarers and maritime assets.The Middle East is facing...
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    Indian Seafarers Killed in Middle East Amid Geopolitical Tensions

    New Delhi, March 3 At least three Indian seafarers on board foreign-flagged vessels were killed and one was injured in the Middle East region, the Directorate General of Shipping said on Tuesday as it issued an advisory for maritime operators to assess voyage-specific risks, amid escalated...
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    Support Extended to Seafarers Amidst West Asia Tensions

    The Directorate General of Shipping has stated that three Indian seafarers, serving on board foreign-flagged vessels, were killed and one person was injured amidst the escalating tensions in the West Asia region.The Directorate, IFC-IOR, MRCC, and other authorities are maintaining close...
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