COMPANY PROFILE Mr. Baijnath in 1958 Reg. his Co. the name style M/s. of Baijnath Melaram dealing in Iron & steel. He went into scrapping of vessel country craft & coastal vessel dum barges and coastal vessel the scrapping process was with the help of chisel and hammer. In 1964 he introduced his son Mr. Melaram he started scrapping with the help of new ideas and scrapped bigger tonnages namely vessels belonging to ship corporation of India Ltd. A.P.J. lines and Scindia steam ships, navigation Co. Ltd. Indian Navy and Mogul lines, the great eastern shipping Ltd. The various types of vessels were broken razing from dreggers general cargos to name few mines sweepers, military supply ships and coast guard vessel destroyers owned by Indian navy. In 1982 Mr. Melaram introduced his son Mr. V. K. Agarwal & B. K. Agarwal to start the new venture by importing foreign flag vessel. Which were canalized through M.S.T.C. Government of India undertaking from than onwards we are in this business scrapping ships in both the ports at Mumbai and Alang. We have scrapped various vessels from cattle carrier, reefer vessels, oil tankers, Containers, Chemical tankers, Research Vessels, Cable Layers, Naval Vessels, Bulk Carrier, OBO No. of vessels scrapped is 293. Experience of Baijnath Melaram 1958 – The First Generation of Ship Recyclers in India- Mr. Baijnath in 1958 Reg. his Co. the name style M/s. of Baijnath Melaram dealing in Iron & steel. He went into scrapping of vessel country craft & coastal vessel dum barges and coastal vessel the scrapping process was with the help of chisel and hammer. 1964 – The Second Generation of Ship Recyclers in India - He introduced his son Mr. Melaram he started scrapping with the help of new ideas and scrapped bigger tonnages namely vessels belonging to Ship corporation of India Ltd. A.P.J. lines and Scindia steam ships, navigation Co. Ltd. Indian Navy and Mogul lines, the great eastern shipping Ltd. The various types of vessels were broken razing from dreggers , general cargos to name few mines sweepers, military supply ships and coast guard vessel destroyers owned by Indian navy. 1982 – The Third Generation of Ship Recyclers in India - In 1982 Mr. Melaram introduced his son Mr. V. K. Agarwal & B. K. Agarwal to start the new venture by importing foreign flag vessel. Which were canalized through M.S.T.C. Government of India undertaking from than onwards we are in this business scrapping ships in both the ports at Mumbai and Alang