Removal of bottlenecks and enhancing competitiveness of the domestic industry can help India become the factory of the world , industrialist Sajjan Jindal said on Tuesday. The JSW group chairman and MD made the remarks at a session of the ongoing ASSOCHAM Foundation Week event. In the session that was presided by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Jindal said the Indian industry can become more competitive and it can produce for the world market. India can become the factory of the world . In his address, Jindal said he would make a few points addressing which is important to make the Indian industry more competitive.
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a key export product in rwanda the husks are mixed with locally sourced clay to form an insulating material. that is then used to create clay cylinders like these which are placed inside the stove an element like this can withstand heat of 1300 degrees celcius from its walkies to insulate. to the flow and then create jimminy effect which is needed for efficient running of the few or so in the 2 where it is going to reduce on the smoke on the other products or combustion ones which are not healthy to the user. and to the environment. company developed the design together with the women who use the cookers. scientists from neighboring
will also be mobile advertising banners for the technology meanwhile the olympic village will be equipped with fuel cell heating facilities. japan is advancing hydrogen technology to help meet domestic demand and with an eye on eventually becoming a large scale export product. back to europe. and home was a major hub of container ship traffic and shipping we re a country it would be the 6th largest climate offender in the world. stefan kluger is an engineer and chip designer at the moment however his is a somewhat depressing task. over 90 percent of world trade is maritime a figure that is growing every year meanwhile the united nations international maritime organization has made a. it meant to reduce emissions targeting a 50 percent drop in greenhouse gases by 2050. for stefan kruger
a heap and leave it until we were ready now we boil it up as soon as we ve collected it and then put it out to dry in the sun the butter we get now is much better. this store in the capital walk into sells all kinds of goods made from shea butter ranging from baby care products to vaseline and some say butter is an important export product the shop owner is already feeling the impact of the illegal shade tree felling. because i think that the production output has gone down compared to 10 years ago and that s reflected in the price we used to pay 302400 francs for one kilo now we pay double the price because the product has become more rare. and that s pretty. there are fewer trees and. see a lot of protecting the trees is the name of c.a. s here in the southwest of the country