AMET University Announces NAVINAUTICS 2025

NAVINAUTICS 2025, recognized by the International Book of Records, combines strength, mindset, speaking skills, teamwork, and professionalism, making it a comprehensive test of maritime aptitude.

AMET University Announces NAVINAUTICS 2025

Chennai, India – The Department of Nautical Science at AMET University is thrilled to announce the launch of its prestigious annual event, NAVINAUTICS 2025, a three-day program that will take place from February 26 to 28, 2025, at the university's Kanathur campus.


NAVINAUTICS 2025, recognized by the International Book of Records, combines strength, mindset, speaking skills, teamwork, and professionalism, making it a comprehensive test of maritime aptitude. This year, the event is set to attract maritime institutes and universities from across India, with international participation anticipated through online platforms.


In addition to on-campus events, NAVINAUTICS 2025 will also feature online events, allowing for broader global engagement. These activities promise to promote a spirit of camaraderie and collaboration among maritime cadets and professionals worldwide.


AMET University has extended invitations to esteemed maritime institutions, encouraging them to join in this distinguished event and be part of a growing tradition of excellence in maritime education and competition.


INS Tushil (F 70) at Port Victoria, Seychelles

INS Tushil (F 70) at Port Victoria, Seychelles

INS Tushil, on her maiden passage around the West coast of Africa, arrived at Port Victoria, Seychel...
Indian Navy Chiefs’ Conclave 2025

Indian Navy Chiefs’ Conclave 2025

The Indian Navy Chiefs' Conclave was conducted at Naval Headquarters, New Delhi, on 08 Feb. The ...
Over 90 Fall Ill with Gastrointestinal Symptoms on Royal Caribbean Cruise

Over 90 Fall Ill with Gastrointestinal Symptoms on Royal Caribbean Cruise

The ship, which embarked on a seven-day western Caribbean voyage from Tampa, Florida, on Saturday, s...
Shore Leave and Crew Changes in Indian Ports: Key Developments

Shore Leave and Crew Changes in Indian Ports: Key Developments

A significant meeting took place today at the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), attended by officials ...
DGS met with Scottish White Fish Producers Association (SWFPA), Employment Opportunities for Indian Seafarers

DGS met with Scottish White Fish Producers Association (SWFPA), Employment Opportunities for Indian Seafarers

DGS Holds Fruitful Discussions with Scottish White Fish Producers Association (SWFPA) to Explore Emp...
Indian Seafarers from Missile-Struck Vessel Return Safely to Mumbai

Indian Seafarers from Missile-Struck Vessel Return Safely to Mumbai

The safe return of the seafarers marks the success of an intense repatriation effort led by the Dire...
INS TALWAR in South Africa to Participate in Ibsamar VIII
INS Talwar

INS TALWAR in South Africa to Participate in Ibsamar VIII

Indian Navy’s frontline stealth frigate, INS Talwar, arrived at Simon’s Town, South Afri...
Indian Maritime University Celebrates 9th Convocation Ceremony

Indian Maritime University Celebrates 9th Convocation Ceremony

The Indian Maritime University (IMU) marked a momentous occasion today with its 9th Convocation, hel...
India is conducting Maritime Exercise Malabar 2024 with the United States, Australia, and Japan in Visakhapatnam
MALABAR 2024

India is conducting Maritime Exercise Malabar 2024 with the United States, Australia, and Japan in Visakhapatnam

Maritime Exercise Malabar 2024, Commencing at Visakhapatnam on 08 October 2024 Hosted by India, USA,...