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Policy interventions required for growth of Chemicals & Petrochemicals sector

Start Date :
Jan 07, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 31, 2015
17:00 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
The objective of the Group is to brainstorm and invite considered views of all stakeholders in Chemicals & Petrochemical sector that include polymers, plastics, synthetic rubber ...
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Venkata Nemani
10 years 11 months ago
Ban Plastic to save India in retail and consumer at production (industrial sources itself), no amount of awareness and education can prevent abuse once it enters downstream. show alternatives like strong paper bags, jute bags, etc. as plastic cannot be produced in small or hidden scale it is easier to stop at heavy industries.
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nitin sirohi
10 years 11 months ago
Immediately we should arrange for gas pipeline either through TAPI project or from Russia through cross country pipeline project, research can be proceeded in laying floating pipeline in the ocean so that new
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rahul morje
10 years 11 months ago
TEMPO, AUTO RICKSHAW, TAXI, SMALL TEMPO, TRUCKS ALL SHOULD RUN ON CNG. Any operator driving it on Kerosene or petrol or diesel should must be detained along with vehicle with penalty of Rs. 2 lac. This will force people to use only CNG. But first setup 20000 CNG stations across india. Every state must have 300 CNG stations. Highly polluted cities like Delhi Mumbai must have 100 CNG stations
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rahul morje
10 years 11 months ago
Government should remove taxes from CNG vehicles and CNG to promote its use which will help us to save our valuable foreign currency reserve. Government must remove all taxes from hybrid vehicles and battery operated electric vehicles. This will reduce pollution also. Must apply heavy taxes on petrol and diesel vehicles. Also make compulsory to convert petrol vehicles to CNG vehicles. Pollution is creating issues like health hazard, environment damage, uncertain rains.
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Sanjay Renge
10 years 11 months ago
Govt.Of India should force every auto manufacturing company to produce electrical vehicles 2 as well 4 wheelers backed by super capacitor or lithium ion batteries.Create huge solar power charging systems across country . Will reduce pressure on import of Oil and petroleum chemicals. More focus on R&D of developing storage of solar power across country.Will reduce city air pollution,reduce all health problems due to unhealthy breath .Will create opportunity of new battery charging units
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gurprit saluja
10 years 11 months ago
#chemical policy
We are manufacture ofchemical product.like sodium sulphide,sodium dichromate,chromic chemicals etc.but from last few year this industrial going down..and one the major reason is china & south Africa market..they deal in very low rate in india market...we want to know what to do...all unit is closed regularly way ...plz do sumthing
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Rakesh Kumar
10 years 11 months ago
This is a very simple issue to be resolved. Ask every owner of the vehicle to book there vehicles thru there bank account only. Please make this mandatory to get vehicle pollution cards and insurance copy made available to bank. In case the owner is not submitting the renewal of vehicle documents every year then bank account should be frozen. If this type of rule is brought then automatically issue will be resolved automatically. Desicpline issues only.
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chaitannya ghanavatkar
10 years 12 months ago
One window permissions
and also strict rules to avoid pollution
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Deepak Jacob
11 years 4 days ago
A hesitant approach to rationalising some of massive, ill-targeted and corruption-ridden subsidies that plague India's economy. The two biggest ones now are for food and fertilisers, each amounting to about one lakh crores (inclusive of arrears). This despite the government's own reports (notably the Shanta Kumar report and the Expenditure Commission reports) favouring a phased transition towards direct cash transfers especially given the technical feasibility provided by the "JAM
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Naveen Yadav
11 years 4 days ago
मेने पहले भी पोस्ट किया था की gurgoan मे air polution की हालत बहूत जाड़ा खराब हो रही है sir यहा की जनता मजब्र है जहरीली हवा लने को यहा पे टेंपो वालो ने बहूत जादा मानमानी कर रेखी है यहा पे ये लोग diesel की बजाए मिटी का तेल डाल कर चलते है. ओर कम से कम 10 साल पुराने टेंपो चला रहे है. जो टेंपो मालिक हे वो तो बड़ी गाड़ीओ मे घूमते है उन्होने अपने 20-25 टेंपो खरीद कर उन को ड्राइवर के माध्यम से रोड पे उतार रेखा है. ये टेंपो 10-15 साल पुराने होने के कारण इतना polution केरते है की हमारे लिए oxizen नही काल
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