The India-flagged liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carrier, Jag Vikram, has successfully crossed the Strait of Hormuz into the Gulf of Oman, marking a significant milestone as the first Indian vessel to transit the strait since a temporary ceasefire between the United States and Iran. The vessel is expected to arrive in Mumbai, India, on April 15 and is carrying approximately 20,400 tonnes of LPG with 24 seafarers onboard. Owned by Great Eastern Shipping Company based in Mumbai, Jag Vikram is a mid-sized gas carrier with a deadweight capacity exceeding 26,000 tonnes. Currently, 14 Indian ships remain in the Persian Gulf, while the Indian government has prepared contingency evacuation plans for 17 vessels, including four Indian-flagged ships. Despite the regional tensions, port operations across India are reported to be normal, with no congestion. The government continues to coordinate with relevant ministries to ensure the safety of seafarers and uninterrupted shipping operations.