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Sea and Coast Sea and Coast is a unique monthly maritime magazine dedicated to the Blue Economy and the Maritime Workforce.

It is a humble endeavour to pay gratitude to the unsung heroes at sea. Sea and Coast is the 'Voice of the Marine Community'.

MERRY CHRISTMAS
25/12/2024

MERRY CHRISTMAS

INDIAN NAVY DAY
04/12/2024

INDIAN NAVY DAY

13/10/2024
13/10/2024

Celebrating Excellence at the 9th Convocation of Indian Maritime University! 🎓

Join us as we honor the achievements of our graduates who have successfully navigated their journey in maritime education. This milestone marks not just an end, but the beginning of exciting careers in the vast ocean of opportunities!

📅 Date: 7 October 2024
📍 Location: Indian Maritime University, Headquarters, Chennai
Join us Live : https://www.youtube.com/live/zaQqb9qcdxo?si=zHZIopbHS41nJWf-

Let's come together to celebrate the hard work, dedication, and perseverance of our students who are ready to set sail into their future!


Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways Sea and Coast

13/10/2024
30/09/2024

World Maritime Day Message :

My greetings to all Indian citizens on the occasion of World Maritime Day 2024, especially to those people whose lives are closely connected to the seas. It is my belief that India can realise its 'Amrit Kaal' dream only if it realises its maritime potential.

Our Maritime Blindness for several decades since our Independence has cost us heavily. Fortunately, over the last decade or so, there has been a growing realisation that our future prosperity can never be delinked from the oceans.

India fares poorly on all parameters of maritime strength - be it shipbuilding, shipping, ports, oceanographic research, deep sea fishing or maritime infrastructure. This is compounded by less than adequate maritime skilling of our workforce. It is time to set things right and realise our true maritime potential. Towards this aim, recent initiatives by the GoI like announcement of the Maritime Development Fund and a fresh impetus to ports and maritime infrastructure are laudable.

Once again, I extend my greetings to fellow citizens and seafarers. May Lord Varuna shower His benevolence upon India's maritime future.

Vice Admiral Biswajit Dasgupta (Retd)
Former C-in-C, Eastern Naval Command

"Excited to share a glimpse of the Indian Navy-NMF's annual Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue (IPRD-2024), where global exp...
30/09/2024

"Excited to share a glimpse of the Indian Navy-NMF's annual Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue (IPRD-2024), where global experts will discuss resource-geopolitics and maritime security. Join us at the Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi, on 03-05 October 2024! "

Happy Birthday To you 🎂 sweetheart 😘
21/09/2024

Happy Birthday To you 🎂 sweetheart 😘

78th INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE Admiral RK Dhowan sir
16/08/2024

78th INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE
Admiral RK Dhowan sir

Comprehensive Guide to Navigating Recent Changes in the DG Shipping E-Migrate Systemhttps://youtu.be/uC94z3OiRGM?si=p4mN...
16/08/2024

Comprehensive Guide to Navigating Recent Changes in the DG Shipping E-Migrate System
https://youtu.be/uC94z3OiRGM?si=p4mNpJIYoqm5auBR

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Comprehensive Guide to Navigating Recent Changes in the DG Shipping E-Migrate System by Captain Joseph Daniel, Deputy Director General (DG) Shipping / DG Shi...

16/08/2024

12/08/2024

Remembering the five laws of Library Science laid down by Shiyali Ramamrita Ranganathan, the father of library science, documentation, and information science in India, on his 132nd Birth Anniversary.

The 12th August every year is celebrated as National Library Day to honour his memory.

He developed the first major faceted classification system for books, the colon classification. Librarians all over the world accept his five laws of library science as their basic philosophy.

Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways Sea and Coast

JOB ALERT ⚠️ 📢 🙌 Location: Hybrid – Open to applicants from anywhere in the worldJob Type: Part-TimeAbout Us:We are a le...
09/08/2024

JOB ALERT ⚠️ 📢 🙌
Location: Hybrid – Open to applicants from anywhere in the world

Job Type: Part-Time

About Us:
We are a leading media platform focusing on maritime news and content, providing up-to-date information and insights into the maritime industry. Our audience includes professionals, enthusiasts, and stakeholders across the globe.

Job Description:
We are looking for a dynamic and charismatic Anchor/Model to join our team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for presenting maritime news and content in an engaging manner, primarily through YouTube, Facebook, Instagram Reels, and other social media platforms.

Responsibilities:
- Presenting maritime news and updates in a clear, confident, and engaging manner.
- Hosting and recording video segments for Facebook Reels and other social media channels.
- Collaborating with the editorial team to ensure accurate and timely delivery of content.
- Assisting in the creation of promotional content and campaigns.
- Maintaining a professional appearance and demeanor while on camera.

Requirements:
- Strong communication and presentation skills.
- Experience in anchoring or modeling is preferred, but freshers are also welcome.
- An interest or background in the maritime industry is a plus.
- Proficient with social media platforms, especially Facebook.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and meet deadlines.
- A positive attitude, adaptability, and a willingness to learn.

How to Apply:
Please send your resume, a headshot, and a demo reel (if available) to [email protected] or WhatsApp/Call +91 95550 39039. Applications without a demo reel will still be considered, but providing one is highly encouraged.

Deadline to Apply: 20 August 2024

*INS SUNAYNA ENTERS PORT VICTORIA SEYCHELLES 26 JUN 24 INS Sunayna entered Port Victoria, Seychelles on 26 Jun 24 as p...
27/06/2024

*INS SUNAYNA ENTERS PORT VICTORIA SEYCHELLES 26 JUN 24

INS Sunayna entered Port Victoria, Seychelles on 26 Jun 24 as part of her long range deployment in South Western IOR. *The ship's visit coincides with the celebration of 48th National Day of Seychelles on 29 Jun 24*. An Indian Navy marching contingent along with Naval band will participate in the military parade organised as part of the Seychelles National Day celebrations. *The deployment of an Indian Naval ship marks sustained participation of an Indian military contingent since 1976 reaffirming bonhomie between the two nations*.

During the port call, social interactions, engagements with Seychelles Defence Force, special yoga session, ship open to visitors and community outreach program are scheduled. An aerial demonstration of indigenously built Naval ALH is also planned during the port call.

Deployment of INS Sunayna is in consonance with the vision of SAGAR promoting collaborative efforts to ensure maritime security in the IOR.

09/05/2024

Do you know the rich legacy of Indian Maritime University (IMU) across its campuses:

Chennai: From NIPM to NMA to IMU Chennai, a journey of maritime excellence.
Navi Mumbai: Evolving from TS Dufferin to TS Rajendra to TS Chanakya, now part of IMU.
Mumbai Port: LBS CAMSAR and MERI merge to form IMU Mumbai Port Campus.
Kolkata: MERI and IIPM combine forces to establish IMU Kolkata Campus.
Visakhapatnam: NSDRC integrated into IMU, fostering ship design and research.
Kochi: METI's transformation into IMU Kochi Campus, a hub for maritime education.
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World Maritime Day Message : My greetings to all Indian citizens on the occasion of World Maritime Day 2024, especially to those people whose lives are closely connected to the seas. It is my belief that India can realise its 'Amrit Kaal' dream only if it realises its maritime potential. Our Maritime Blindness for several decades since our Independence has cost us heavily. Fortunately, over the last decade or so, there has been a growing realisation that our future prosperity can never be delinked from the oceans. India fares poorly on all parameters of maritime strength - be it shipbuilding, shipping, ports, oceanographic research, deep sea fishing or maritime infrastructure. This is compounded by less than adequate maritime skilling of our workforce. It is time to set things right and realise our true maritime potential. Towards this aim, recent initiatives by the GoI like announcement of the Maritime Development Fund and a fresh impetus to ports and maritime infrastructure are laudable. Once again, I extend my greetings to fellow citizens and seafarers. May Lord Varuna shower His benevolence upon India's maritime future. Vice Admiral Biswajit Dasgupta (Retd) Former C-in-C, Eastern Naval Command

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Voice of the Marine Community

In 2016, Amit Kumar, an eminent professional from the maritime fraternity, charted a course most other seafarers couldn’t even dream of—to create India’s top maritime media house. With nothing at his disposal but the sheer grit and desire to revolutionize maritime reporting, Kumar put his all into pooling together resources, and expertise to establish a media house, which later realised the goal it was intended to—become India’s top maritime media authority. And thus, Sea and Coast was birthed.

Shipping is considered to be one of the oldest professions, yet, how regularly does an average joe hear about the chronicles from the sea? And even s/he does, it’s usually something grim like pirates hijacking a vessel or sinking of ships. Even those working in the industry had bare minimum exposure to the stories from the surface of the ocean. There were some international publications that rarely paid heed to local waters along with a handful of smaller not-so-credible publications and the rest was just sea-lore. And there was no common platform for dialogue of the sea-farers community.

Amit was quick to notice this gap and he took the plunge. His objective was simple, “Paying gratitude to the unsung marine community and the shipping industry”. A media house catering to the shipping industry, marine community, and oil & natural gas industry was a long-felt need in India. Amit believes the need of the hour is that the modern seafarer, who serves in this increasingly complex and commercial shipping environment, must be well-informed and entertained.

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