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Renault's commitment to Narendra Modi's 'Make in India'

 

 

Carlos Ghosn, Chairman and CEO Renault Global who delivered a key address at the unveiling of the KWID emphasized on the fact that in order to be successful in a country like ours there is a need to develop products which are made internally. Renault KWID is one such example where level of localization is up to 98 percent reiterating Prime Minister of India - Narender Modi's 'Made in India campaign'. Having said that, with its SUVish sort of looks this particular small car would take on the likes of Maruti Alto, Hyundai Eon to give the Indian consumer some very interesting options in its segment. The KWID is expected to be launched during the festive season this year.

 

 

To be able to do this, over the years Renault in association with its alliance partner - Nissan set up its Technical Business Center India (RNTBCI) in Chennai to basically increase the level of location in products like the KWID and many more that are to come. Plus the French manufacturer has multiple design centres located in cities like Pune, Mumbai and Chennai that will help it in developing vehicles that are focused towards Indian consumers. 

 

 

Beside bringing new products to the country, Renault India has also stressed on the need for dealership expansion, Present in 120 cities, the company has been increasing its foot-print with each given day when looked back in mid - 2011 they just had 14 out lets which increased to 157 at the end of 2014. For this year, Renault India has a target of 205 outlets to be able to effectively service their customers.

 

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India to make its own atomic clocks for use on satellites

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by Rohit Panshikar - May 21, 2015 1:59 pm

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It has come to light that the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is currently involved in developing rubidium-based, high-precision atomic clocks meant to be used on the next series of its navigation satellites. Such timepieces use electronic transition frequency as their frequency standard, which translates into extremely accurate timekeeping.

The chairman of ISRO, A.S. Kiran Kumar has said regarding the matter that the agency is crafting a seven-satellite regional navigation constellation in India. The four that are already up make use of European atomic clocks. Since the Indian satellites are aimed towards showing the exact position and time of persons and objects on earth for civil and military purposes, they need to possess atomic clocks in order to keep extremely accurate time as they send signals.

Accordant to a report by The Hindu, ISRO’s Space Applications Centre in Ahmadabad is now involved in the process of developing prototypes of the needed atomic clocks. This information was relayed by Kumar during a recently organized Metrology Society event in Bangaluru.

He furthermore admitted that the ISRO is still to make ‘qualified and flight-worthy versions’ of atomic clocks, but he did mention that the country’s next-gen navigation satellites will all carry our own clocks. After a lifetime of 10 years, the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System 1 series will be up for replacement, and that’s the best opportunity for ISRO to embed its own atomic clocks into the satellites.

Also Read: PM Narendra Modi congratulates ISRO scientists for successfully launching IRNSS 1C satellite

The most important factors that need to be kept in mid during the building of these atomic clocks are that they should be compact and fuel-efficient in space. Let us now see how long it takes for ISRO to come up with its own device.

 

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South Korea to give India $10billion for railways, power, and smart cities 

 

 

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Make in India: Essel group forms JV with China’s J A Solar  

India Infoline News Service | Mumbai | May 18, 2015 19:53 IST

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for setting up the joint venture company with an approximately 50:50 partnership and equity arrangement was signed between Essel Infraproject Ltd (EIL), the flagship infrastructure arm of the Essel Group and JA Solar (JAS).  

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Providing a strong thrust in realizing the PM’s “Make in India” dream, Essel Group, one of India’s largest business conglomerates has entered into a joint venture agreement with J A Solar, China’s leading solar energy firm, to launch a solar cell and module manufacturing company in India.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for setting up the joint venture company with an approximately 50:50 partnership and equity arrangement was signed between Essel Infraproject Ltd (EIL), the flagship infrastructure arm of the Essel Group and JA Solar (JAS).  

Essel Group was in Shanghai as part of the Indian Prime Minister NarendraModi’s delegation to China, to forge strategic partnerships for building integrated, inclusive, innovative and sustainable smart cities in India.

 

The JV company will set up a manufacturing facility in India with an estimated capital expenditure of $ 150 million (approximately Rs 950 Crore) out of which $ 30-45 million (approximately Rs 190 to 285 Rs Crore) will be by means of equity funding. It will focus on using the latest cutting edge Photo Voltaic (PV) technology to manufacture solar cells, panels and modules in India. The facility is expected to turn out 500 MW of power per annum.

 

Essel Group is amongst the front runner in developing one of India’s largest Solar Plants in the state of Tamil Nadu. And this JV is expected to boost Essel’s on-going projects for renewable energy. Through this venture Essel will bring a range of global renewable energy solutions to India for use in a wide array of residential, commercial and mass utility based applications. The company is committed to develop and provide clean and renewable energy to overcome the deficit and pave the way towards a better environment for human kind.

 

Essel Group Chairman, Dr. Subhash Chandra was also part of the PM’s delegation to Germany, wherein it participated in one of the world’s largest trade fair, Hannover Messe 2015, and showcased the smart city governance framework. Even there it has forged alliances with five leading German firms to develop green energy and smart city projects in India.

 

Ashok Agarwal, CEO, Essel Infraprojects,said, “We are pleased to announce our alliance with J A Solar as we believe that this venture will encourage bilateral trade investments which can best complement in terms of mass production from their end and precision being our forte. Presently, we plan to generate 500 MW of solar energy with reduced manufacturing cost and improvement in production volumes. Our MoU with Chinese partners will also provide a fillip to the ‘Make in India’ movement envisaged by our Prime Minister and will put Essel at the forefront in realizing his vision for developing Green Projects in India”

 

The Essel Group has taken big strides in realizing the Indian Prime Minister NarendraModi’s dream of setting up 100 smart cities in India. It plans to invest over $2billion over the next 3years in transforming major cities across India. With a vision to enhance the quality of life, the Group associates with multiple partners to develop the smart city environment by decoding the governance policy framework.  It is the only integrated smart city developer in India with proven expertise in creating the single window utility corridor.

- See more at: http://www.indiainfoline.com/article/news-top-story/make-in-india-essel-group-forms-jv-with-china%E2%80%99s-j-a-solar-115051800460_1.html#sthash.ip1e0gtU.dpuf

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How is this an achievement?
Coal is the worst polluter
Carbon taxes ekkuva kakattukovali coal usage perigithe..
1st ppt lo green energy production perigindi annaru.. So coal production tagginchali kani penchite etla?

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Haier to invest Rs 360 crore to double manufacturing capacity at Pune plant

The expansion would be entirely funded by Chinese parent company that is based in Hong Kong and create 1,500 jobs.
As of now 50% of Haier product are imported and by 2017 it would come down to 20 per cent.

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