SeaGull is the quarterly magazine of the Indian Maritime Foundation and is published in the months of February, May, August and November each year. It reaches out to not only the maritime community in India and abroad but to all those interested in Indian and global maritime affairs and marine environment. It is full of news and articles of interest including activities of the parent organization, the Indian Maritime Foundation, IMF.

Soon after the founding of the IMF, Captain R N Gulati, the founder editor and his team set about the task of bringing out this glossy quarterly. The very first issue eventually saw the light of day on Ist May 1995. The baton of editorship was then passed on to Captain Sujit Choudhury in August 2003 who continues to shoulder this onerous responsibility admirably.

We at the IMF are proud of the fact that the SeaGull is managed and edited by amateurs. It may also be noted that the style of writing SeaGull is distinctive primarily to distinguish it from the common seabird seagull.