Sea and Coast

Indian maritime magazine based in [[wikipedia:New Delhi|New Delhi]]
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Sea and Coast is a monthly Indian maritime magazine published in both print and digital formats. Founded in 2017 by ex‑mariner Amit Kumar, the magazine is based in New Delhi and aims to be the “Voice of the Global Maritime World.” It covers maritime affairs, strategic analysis, shipping industry trends, seafarer welfare, ocean governance, and the blue economy.[1]

Sea and Coast Magazine

Sea and Coast Magazine Cover
Editor-in-chief Amit Kumar
Frequency Monthly
Founded January 2017
Founder Amit Kumar
Company Sea and Coast Media Pvt Ltd
Country India
Based in New Delhi
Language English
Tagline Voice of the Global Maritime World
Registration RNI DELENG/2017/70663
Website seaandcoast.in
Distributed In India, Malaysia, Canada, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Italy, Iran, Greece, Israel, Venezuela, UAE, USA, South Africa, Kazakhstan, Spain, Vietnam, Turkey, Belgium
Key Partners National Maritime Foundation, Indian Maritime University, SAMDeS

History and Foundation

Amit Kumar launched Sea and Coast in 2016 as a specialized media house dedicated to the marine and shipping sectors. The first issue was released in January 2017 under RNI registration number DELENG/2017/70663.[2] The magazine expanded rapidly, reaching readers in over 20 countries.[3]

Editorial Vision

The magazine blends investigative reporting, policy discussions, expert-authored analysis, and exclusive interviews. It targets:

The Indian Navy and international maritime bodies

Global port operators, shipowners, strategic think tanks, seafarer unions, and NGOs

Topics include Indo-Pacific naval strategy, green shipping, digital innovation, seafarer rights, gender diversity, and maritime training fraud

Coverage and Distribution

It covers merchant shipping, naval operations, offshore oil and gas, cruise and ferry updates, environmental policy, port infrastructure, and blue economy initiatives. The magazine is distributed in 18+ countries as listed above.[4]

Partnerships

Sea and Coast is the official media partner of:

In 2021, the magazine signed an MoU with SAMDeS to enhance maritime research and policy collaboration.

Advisory Board

The advisory board features eminent figures, including:

Digital Platforms

The magazine operates an online portal, mobile app, social media channels, video interviews, webinars, and monthly newsletters at seaandcoast.in.

Impact and Coverage

Exposed illegal maritime training institutes

Events and Engagement

Regular participation and coverage in:

  • Maritime mental‑health summits

References

External Links