Shipping is one of those very few industries which has the lowest number of women workforce. Blame it on the traditional mind set of the
Women have taken the world by storm on different occasions, for different reasons. Sadly that has never stopped the world from judging them as ‘weaker
Communication plays a major role in the maritime industry, whether it be between crew members, officers or between two ships. Ambiguity and confusion are the
Every year, maritime institutes around the world churn out thousands of fresh deck cadets and marine engineers. Each of these young graduates has high hopes
This is the fifth article in the personal financial planning for seafarers series by the very experienced Chief Engineer Rajeeve Kaushik. You can read the previous articles
During my good old sailing days, the 3 pm coffee breaks used to be my favourite. 30mins of chit-chatting, sipping on coffee, discussing work and
LEGO®, the popular line of construction toys consisting of interlocking plastic bricks (Also called “LEGO® bricks”) that can be assembled and connected in many ways,
Smartphones have become an integral part of seafarers’ lives, on land as well at sea. No matter how much we criticize, the fact is, it’s
The shipping industry has changed over the period of time in almost every aspect. From regulations monitoring sulphur content to procurement and management of spares,
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