At times people call me old school. I like listening to Mohammed Rafi when I’m driving or hanging out with my buddies. But when it comes to maritime innovation, I believe in staying ahead of the curve. That’s one place where being old school can prove costly. Suppose you’re steering a ship with a dozen different maps, each showing only part of the route. One map points out shallow waters, another shows weather patterns, and yet another tracks nearby vessels. Now imagine tr

Every year, families along Kerala’s coast face the same heart-wrenching uncertainty: will their loved ones return from the sea? Fishing...

You know how people look up at the sky and realize the insignificance of their existence on this particle of dust we call Earth? Well, I...

Imagine a scenario where a vital shipment of critical medical supplies destined for Indian hospitals is delayed due to rising piracy threats off the coast of Somalia. Hospitals across the country are suddenly faced with critical shortages, surgeries are postponed, and patient care deteriorates, leading to potentially life-threatening situations. Such delays not only impact individual patients but can ripple through communities, undermining public health and safety. According