Shipbuilding and Repair Sector
The following important policies have been formulated by Ministry of Shipping since 2015-16 in Shipbuilding and Ship-repair Sector.
The nodal responsibility of the entire Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Industry vests with the Ministry of Shipping. There are 28 Shipyards in the country, 6 under Central Public Sector, 2 under State Governments and 20 under Private Sector Undertakings.
The following important policies have been formulated by Ministry of Shipping since 2015-16 in Shipbuilding and Ship-repair Sector.
संगठन का इतिहास
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विभाग के सृजन की तिथि:
तत्कालीन संचार विभाग को दो विभागों, अर्थात i) डाक विभाग ii) युद्ध परिवहन विभाग, में विभाजित करके जुलाई, 1942 में युद्ध परिवहन विभाग का गठन हुआ ।
II. इसके संगठनात्मक इतिहास के साथ इसके निर्माण के समय इसे आबंटित कार्य:
संगठनात्मक ढ़ांचा
सचिव (पत्तन,पोत परिवहन और जलमार्ग मंत्रालय) की सहायता के लिए एक अपर सचिव,
Cochin Shipyard Limited
Background:
संगठन चार्ट
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DGLL
About the Organization
INDIAN MARITIME UNIVERSITY
The Indian Maritime University came into being through an Act of Parliament (Act 22) on 14th November 2008 as a Central University and is poised to play a key role in the development of trained human resource for the maritime sector. 14th November is celebrated as ‘IMU Day’ every year.
Role of the University
DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF SHIPPING
The Directorate General of Shipping is an attached office of the Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India and deals with all executive matters, relating to merchant shipping.
In 1947, the Government of India announced the National Policy on Shipping, aiming at the total development of the industry. In order to accelerate the developmental efforts, the necessity for a centralized Administrative organization was felt and accordingly, it was in September 1949, the Directorate General of Shipping with its Headquarters at Bombay was established.