Maritime route between Chennai and Vladivostok Prime Minister Modi said a proposal had been made to have a full-fledged maritime route between Chennai and Vladivostok. A Memorandum of Intent was ...

The map below shows the location of Vladivostok and Chennai. The blue line represents the straight line joining these two place. The distance shown is the straight line or the air travel distance ...

the Vladivostok-Chennai maritime corridor is seen as a possible alternative. “The Red Sea route now takes 48 days or say, against which Vladivostok route will be 15 days max. So in terms of cost ...

The major Indian ports of Paradip and Vishakhapatnam will be connected to the Chennai-Vladivostok maritime corridor to increase efficiency in oil and gas supply, said union ports, shipping and ...

such as the Northern Sea Route and the EMC, between Vladivostok and Chennai. Russia is keen to develop the Arctic and the North Sea route (NSR) as a year-round transport and logistics route.

said the Chennai-Vladivostok sea route will help cargo to be moved between Chennai and Vladivostok in less than 20 days compared to more than 40 days it takes now to transport goods from India to ...

India considers organization of supplies via the Vladivostok-Chennai marine corridor as a ... India also shows interest in the Northern Sea Route, he noted. "We discussed the possibility of ...

The finding was that the Chennai-Vladivostok sea link is 45 per cent shorter than the Mumbai–St Petersburg route, with potential to reduce ocean freight cost and transit time. The study ...

Both countries are interested in resuming the operations of the sea route from Chennai to Vladivostok, Avdeev said. "This is of mutual interest because the [corridor’s] restart will give a major ...

The Chennai-Vladivostok route connects India's south eastern court to Russia's far east, and is a strategic alternative to the more commonly-used Red Sea route, which is currently unstable due to ...