Forced tagging of nano-fertilizers or bio-stimulant products along with conventional fertilizers should be stopped immediately
MNRE Secretary held meeting with Odisha Chief Secretary to discuss progress on National Green Hydrogen Mission
The Commission is fast-tracking the Affordable Energy Action Plan to cut high energy and feedstock costs
India’s agricultural export basket is expanding with new items such as litchi, pineapple, bottle gourd, and jamun—products which were not traditionally exported—now reaching international markets
Establish world class chemical hubs in India through revamping existing clusters and developing new ones; Develop existing port infrastructure; Introduce Opex subsidy scheme for chemicals; Develop and access technologies to enhance self-sufficiency and foster innovation; Fast-track environmental clearance with transparency and accountability; Securing FTAs to support industry growth; and talent and skill upgradation in the chemical industry
UK Government must decide: does it want to back British manufacturing to lead on decarbonisation or push it offshore?
Three schemes are: Plastic Parks, Centre of Excellence; and Chemical Promotion Development Scheme
0% of total CFA will be released after obtaining the Consent to Operate certificate from State Pollution Control Board
MNRE revises biomass guidelines to boost bioenergy and ease of doing business
UK gas prices remain among the highest in the world, undermining our competitiveness and investment prospects
Indian fertilizer companies have secured tie-ups with prominent exporters of fertilizers viz. Saudi Arabia, Morocco and Russia, ensuring steady imports throughout the year
The projects primarily include funding for carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) and decarbonization initiatives
Indian startups are required to obtain multiple licenses, maintain offices, and establish warehouses in every state where the fertilizer is to be distributed through the tender inviting public sector companies
The re-enacted legislation meets the current requirements of stakeholders including industry, personnel working on/with boilers and implementers in the country and is as per need in the current times
The tentative overall time schedule for commissioning of Namrup-IV Project is 48 months
China may flood other markets at cheaper rates which will depress the global prices
Biotech potential of Himalayan territories including Jammu & Kashmir, particularly their agri-biotech potential remains still under-explored
This new facility will not only safeguard India’s invaluable plant genetic resources but also support international biodiversity initiatives, especially for countries in SAARC and BRICS regions
The following is an open letter to all European Politician
95% of India’s trade volume goes through ports
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