Kochi, Oct. 9 -- The newly inaugurated Slipway Cradle at the Fishery Survey of India - Marine Engineering Division (FSI-MED), a Rs 1.78-crore facility capable of hauling vessels up to 250 tonnes, is set to significantly enhance the country's capacity for vessel maintenance, repair, and marine research, advancing India's Blue Economy goals.
In a major boost to India's marine infrastructure, the state-of-the-art Slipway Cradle at FSI-MED was inaugurated here, marking a key milestone in the nation's efforts to strengthen marine research and operational efficiency.
The new facility will enhance the performance and upkeep of vessels operated by the Fishery Survey of India (FSI) and other allied agencies, including the Central Marine Fisheries ...