Shreeraama Raama Raama - Hindi

 

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Shreeraama Raama Raama - Telugu - శ్రీరామకోటి నామ రచన

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శ్రీ రాముడు అవతార మూర్తి. విష్ణు దేవుని అవతారము. ధర్మమూ మూడు పాదాలే నడుస్తున్న యుగములో సంపూర్ణ ధర్మ ఆచరణ ఎలా చేయవచ్చో చూపిన మర్యాద పురుషుడు అని ఋషులు పొగిడిన మానవ అవతారము. 

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Shreeraama Raama Raama - English

 Shreeraama Raama Raama

Shreeraama is the avataara purusha in Indian religious and spritual beliefs. He is the ideal person in Treta Yuga, when already the adharma or indiscipline is 25% in the world. There is a practice of writing his name 10 million times or one crore times. But it is also believed that writing or uttering Shreeraama Raama Raama is equal to uttering raama alone 1000 times. So I want to take this shorter version to write shreeraama one crore times on my blog. But I shall take a different route to it. I want to write each portion in a different language.

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Make in India - Capital Goods

 

The Capital Goods industry in India has a market size of $43.2 billion. The industry contributes to a 12% share in the manufacturing sector, and 1.9% to the country’s GDP. In the last decade, the capital good sector grew at a rate of 2%, compared with the average GDP growth rate of 7%. 

During FY18-19, heavy electrical equipment dominated the capital goods sector with 56% of the total production of the industry. The industry also has a significant presence in the electrical and power plant equipment sector with about 69% of the output. The Transmission & Distribution Sector accounts for 40% share in the Capital Goods Industry. Incumbents invest about $2.5 billion a year, representing 19% of value added, around half the broader-economy average of 36%. The growth of India’s capital goods sector has been sluggish in the recent past at around 2.7% in 2018-19. Between 2010 and 2015, it grew at a modest rate of 2%, compared with the GDP growth rate of 7%.

The Central government plans to spend $459.7 million to implement various programs under the 

National Capital Goods Policy. By 2022, the Electrical equipment industry, comprising generation and T&D equipment, is targeted to reach a size of $100 billion and the T&D equipment segment is targeted to reach a size of $75 billion.

The links to the technology platform are as follows:

1.http://technovuus.araiindia.com 

(Automotive and mobility)

 2. www.aspire.icat.in

(Automotive Sector)

3. http://kite.iitm.ac.in. 

(Smart manufacturing, robotics, machine tools, automation)

4. http://www.drishti.cmti.res.in 

(Machine Tools)

5.https://sanrachna.bhel.in

 (Heavy Electrical Equipment)

6.https://techport.hmtmachinetools.com

Pl do visit the Technology Platform portals , register and share with your colleagues, engineers and experts to join the network. Thank you

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Ms. Sukriti Likhi  Addl. Secretary, Department of Heavy Industry

Very good participation

Webinar - Live

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Devotional Hymns - Songs - Hindu Deities - Collection

 

https://greenmesg.org/stotras/shiva/vishwanathashtakam.php

https://greenmesg.org/stotras/annapoorna/annapoorna_stotram.php

Sankrit meanings for each word is there in the above page.

SRI ANNAPURNA-STOTRAM ॥ श्रीअन्नपूर्णास्तोत्रम् (अन्नपूर्णाष्टकम् )॥-

http://www.kamakoti.org/shlokas/kshlok13.htm

26 November 2011/30.4.2012

Authors

• Narayana Rao

Version 8

Last edited: 17 Sep 2011

Exported: 26 Nov 2011

Original URL: http://knol.google.com/k/-/-/ 2utb2lsm2k7a/ 5707

Collected Knols

• Harivarasanam - Ayyappa Song - YouTube Videos and Music Links (new link)
  
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• Yaa Devi Sarvabhuteshu - Mahalakshmi Devotional Song and Stotra (new link)
  
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• Devotional Telugu Songs on Balaji - Lord Venkateshwara - Youtube Videos (new link) 
  
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• Kali Puja - Bengali Devotional Songs - YouTube Videos  (new link) 
  
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• Vedic Hymns - YouTube Videos and Audio Links - Knol Collection (new link)
  
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• Nee Daya radha Rama - Devotional Telugu Film Song  (new link) 

India - Transport and Logistics Services - Growth, Productivity and Quality

 

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Shri Anant Swarup

Logistics, DOC

Very active participation. Answered number of questions.

Sumesh Raghavendra

Freight Tiger

Make in India - Audiovisual Services - 2021 Udyog Manthan - Productivity - Quality

 

“Productivity science is scientific effort, that in any specific work situation, identifies the appropriate philosophy, culture, systems, processes, technology, methods and human physical action and behavior and elements of each of them of that will maximize positive (social, environmental and economic) outcomes relative to the resources consumed.”

in Frameworks for Productivity Science of Machine Effort and Human Effort (Proceedings of the 2020 IISE Annual Conference, L. Cromarty, R. Shirwaiker, P. Wang, eds.)

Productivity Engineering: Converting productivity science discovery into technology and using that technology in processes to increase productivity.

Productivity Management: The managerial activities of planning, organizing, resourcing, directing and controlling to achieve high productivity and increase in productivity.

Activities Analyzed and Improvement in IE studies - Material Processing - Inspection - Transport - Storage - Delays in Process.

Industrial Engineering for Productivity ONLINE Course -  Industrial Engineering ONLINE Handbook

Industrial Engineering and Productivity Management NITIE -  2020-2021 Course Page

DPIIT, India presents #UdyogManthan a webinar marathon for promotion of quality and productivity in Indian Industry starting on 4 January 2021. Every Day (except Sunday) for 42 days

Be a part of India's largest sectoral brainstorming exercise led by experts and  Industry leaders! 

Register Now  https://tinyurl.com/UMparticipation

19 January 2021 Audio Visual Service Industry  4 pm to 6 pm

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnpHhWeMemw

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Make in India - Steel Industry - Growth, Productivity and Quality - 2021 Udyog Manthan

“Productivity science is scientific effort, that in any specific work situation, identifies the appropriate philosophy, culture, systems, processes, technology, methods and human physical action and behavior and elements of each of them of that will maximize positive (social, environmental and economic) outcomes relative to the resources consumed.”

in Frameworks for Productivity Science of Machine Effort and Human Effort (Proceedings of the 2020 IISE Annual Conference, L. Cromarty, R. Shirwaiker, P. Wang, eds.)

Productivity Engineering: Converting productivity science discovery into technology and using that technology in processes to increase productivity.

Productivity Management: The managerial activities of planning, organizing, resourcing, directing and controlling to achieve high productivity and increase in productivity.

Activities Analyzed and Improvement in IE studies - Material Processing - Inspection - Transport - Storage - Delays in Process.

Industrial Engineering for Productivity ONLINE Course -  Industrial Engineering ONLINE Handbook

Industrial Engineering and Productivity Management NITIE -  2020-2021 Course Page

2021 Udyog Manthan

DPIIT, India presents #UdyogManthan a webinar marathon for promotion of quality and productivity in Indian Industry starting on 4 January 2021. Every Day (except Sunday) for 42 days

Be a part of India's largest sectoral brainstorming exercise led by experts and  Industry leaders! 

Register Now  https://tinyurl.com/UMparticipation

11 January 2020 Food Processing  Industry  11 am to 1 pm

Webinar Live Stream

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Current capacity 147 million tonnes.

http://steel.gov.in/

In 2013 India produced 81 million tonnes of steel.
http://steel.gov.in/overview.htm
China* produced 779 million tonnes in 2013.

By year 2026, India needs to have 300 million tonnes capacity and is planning for it and there is a steel policy being put in place to make available inputs for that capacity.
http://steel.gov.in/06112012%20National%20Steel%20Policy%20Draft.pdf


http://www.investindia.gov.in/steel-sector/



1 April 2015

Picture source: http://pibphoto.nic.in/photo//2015/Apr/l2015040163747.jpg
The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi addressing at the dedication ceremony of the Rourkela Steel Plant to the Nation, in Odisha on April 01, 2015. The Chief Minister of Odisha, Shri Naveen Patnaik, the Union Minister for Tribal Affairs, Shri Jual Oram and the Minister of State for Mines and Steel, Shri Vishnu Deo Sai are also seen.

PM Narendra Modi inaugurated the additional capacity of 2.5 million tonnes created at the Rourkela Steel plant of Sail at an investment of Rs.12,000 cr.

PM reiterated his government commitment to the steel policy and stated that SAIL will have a capacity of 50 million tonnes by 2025. He mentioned that there is lot more scope in India to produce steel as China presently producing 780 million tonnes per year.

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April 2015

21 April 2015

At the time of its release, the National Steel Policy 2005 had envisaged steel production to reach 110 million tonnes (mt) by 2019-20. However, based on the assessment of the current ongoing projects, both in greenfield and brownfield, the Working Group on Steel for the 12th Five Year Plan has projected that domestic crude steel capacity in the county is likely to be 140 mt by 2016-17 and has the potential to reach 149 mt if all requirements are adequately met.

The National Steel Policy 2005 is currently being reviewed keeping in mind the rapid developments in the domestic steel industry (both on the supply and demand sides) as well as the stable growth of the Indian economy since the release of the Policy in 2005.
http://steel.gov.in/overview.htm


19 April 2015

World Steel Association Director General Edwin Basson said  in Mumbai that the future of the Indian steel industry is bright in the context of  government's target of trebling the steel output to 300 mt by 2025, and the No 2 world producer slot by 2020.
http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/global-steel-output-to-scale-2-000-mt-by-2030-led-by-india-115041900150_1.html



1 Jan 2016

Steel price on 31 Dec 2016


$170 for tonne

One million tonne capacity requires one billion dollars.

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/steel-sector-needs-210-bn-investment-to-hit-300-mtpa-capacity-sail/article5462499.ece

The turnover from steel industry will be 51 billion dollars.

Updated 1 Jan 2016, 21 April, 19 April, 5 April , 15 Feb 2015

Make in India - Food Processing Industry - Growth, Productivity and Quality - 2021 Udyog Manthan

Industrial Engineering for Productivity

“Productivity science is scientific effort, that in any specific work situation, identifies the appropriate philosophy, culture, systems, processes, technology, methods and human physical action and behavior and elements of each of them of that will maximize positive (social, environmental and economic) outcomes relative to the resources consumed.”

in Frameworks for Productivity Science of Machine Effort and Human Effort (Proceedings of the 2020 IISE Annual Conference, L. Cromarty, R. Shirwaiker, P. Wang, eds.)

Productivity Engineering: Converting productivity science discovery into technology and using that technology in processes to increase productivity.

Productivity Management: The managerial activities of planning, organizing, resourcing, directing and controlling to achieve high productivity and increase in productivity.

Activities Analyzed and Improvement in IE studies - Material Processing - Inspection - Transport - Storage - Delays in Process.

Industrial Engineering for Productivity ONLINE Course -  Industrial Engineering ONLINE Handbook

Industrial Engineering and Productivity Management NITIE -  2020-2021 Course Page

DPIIT, India presents #UdyogManthan a webinar marathon for promotion of quality and productivity in Indian Industry starting on 4 January 2021. Every Day (except Sunday) for 42 days

Be a part of India's largest sectoral brainstorming exercise led by experts and  Industry leaders! 

Register Now  https://tinyurl.com/UMparticipation

11 January 2020 Food Processing  Industry  11 am to 1 pm

2021

India’s Food processing sector has experienced a tremendous boom over the years and is the sixth largest food processor in the world. 

Based on a 

report by the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Exports Development Authority (APEDA), “Food processing industry accounts for 32 per cent of the country’s total food market”. 

With the government’s focus and a favourable policy ecosystem, the food processing sector has been growing at an Average Annual Growth Rate (AAGR) of 8.4 % between 2014-18. 

The Indian food industry’s output is expected to reach USD 535 Bn by 2025-26. 

Currently, our country consumes USD 370 billion of food items and this figure is expected to increase over the decade. 

The rate of agricultural export growth over the past decade is the highest in comparison to other countries 

(According to APEDA, export of processed food products in India rose to USD 197 million from USD 190 million last year.)

(DIPP Note)

Webinar Live Stream

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Productivity Issues of Food Processing Sector Processes

Inspection Technology

In the Indian food processing sector, traditional production processes are being followed where the quality of agricultural and food products is being inspected by human evaluators. This manual inspection is time-consuming, labor intensive and prone to human error. To lessen the impact of these 

issues, computerized inspection of these products must be implemented.

Transportation Issues

Perishable food items must be shipped with proper packaging to avoid breakages and damages during 

transportation. Also, timely delivery is important to avoid spoilage – certain food items do not last long even if stored in climate-controlled facilities.

Storage Constraints

The absence and inadequacy of infrastructure facilities to store raw materials lowers the quality and 

availability of the end product.

In warehouses, problems arise due to scarcity of space and how commodities are optimally stored in that space. 

Product damages are another problem faced in warehouses.

Cold storage for frozen food is a massive sub-industry in and of itself. 

With ever-evolving food trends there are growing varieties of ready-to-eat food, beverages, processed frozen fruit and vegetable products, marine and meat products and so on – many of these items require specialized storage environments.

The lack of availability of these types of facilities pose a major constraint for the food processing sector.

(DIPP Note)

Productivity and IE in Breakfast Cereal Manufacturing

https://nraoiekc.blogspot.com/2014/01/productivity-and-ie-in-breakfast-cereal.html

Productivity and IE in Chocolate and Confectionery Manufacturing

https://nraoiekc.blogspot.com/2014/01/productivity-and-ie-in-chocolate-and.html

Productivity and IE in Cheese Manufacturing

https://nraoiekc.blogspot.com/2014/01/productivity-and-ie-in-cheese.html

Productivity and IE in Ice Cream Manufacturing

https://nraoiekc.blogspot.com/2014/01/productivity-and-ie-in-ice-cream.html

Productivity and Industrial Engineering in Soft Drink Manufacturing

https://nraoiekc.blogspot.com/2014/01/productivity-and-ie-in-soft-drink.html

2018

Draft National Food Processing Policy
http://mofpi.nic.in/sites/default/files/sejda-52v.pdf





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March 2016
17 March
Make in India in Food Processing Sector
Dr. Prabodh Halde
Head Regulatory, Marico
Article Link

India annually produces 205 million tonnes of fruits and vegetables. The processing percentage is  only 4.6%. while  the USA (65%), China (23%) and Philippines (78%) process lot more. About 35% of the fruits and vegetables are wasted annually due to poor storage facilities, amounting to a revenue loss of Rs 500 billion. , 80% of the vegetables rot due to lack of processing facilities, resulting in a revenue loss of Rs 125 billion.

The above statement points out to need for additional storage facilities and processing facilities in India.

Food Processing
Sector Details - 2011 - 12


The food processing sector comprises of three segments based on the levels of processing
 Primary processing of food
Primary processing of food comprises of sorting, grading and packaging of fruits and vegetables, milk, rice, spices, etc.

 Secondary Processing of Food
Secondary processing of food comprises of re-shaping of food for ease of consumption. It includes flour, oil cakes, tea leaf and beverages powder etc. Together with primary processing, the two segments constitute around 62% of the processed foods in value terms.

 Tertiary Processing of Food (or) Value Added Food Segment
Value added food segment includes processed fruits and vegetables, juices, jam & jelly etc and holds around 38 % share in the total processed food market.


The Indian food processing industry is valued at approx. ` 78,094 crore for the year 2011-
12. The industry is still in its nascent stage and contributes only 1.49% to the total Gross
Domestic Product (GDP) of the economy. It has been accorded the status of priority
sector by the Government of India. The industry has shown  Compounded
Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 8.4% during the period 2006-07 to 2011-12.

The industry employed more than 1.3 crore workers directly and about 3.5 crore indirectly in 2008-09.

http://www.onicra.com/images/pdf/publications/foodprocessingindustry31may.pdf


Updated 3 August 2017,  17 Mar 2016, 12 Mar 2016.

Vishnu Sahasra Nama Stotram - Meanings - 401 to 600 Names

 

రామో విరామో విరజో మార్గోనేయో నయోఽనయః |

వీరః శక్తిమతాం శ్రేష్ఠో ధర్మోధర్మ విదుత్తమః ‖ 43 ‖

401 Veerah He who is personification of valor

402 Shakthi Matham Shreshtah He who is strongest among the strong

403 Dharmah He who is the basis of every thing

Or He who is worshipped by all faiths

404 Dharma Vidhuttamah He who is greatest among those who know Dharma

వైకుంఠః పురుషః ప్రాణః ప్రాణదః ప్రణవః పృథుః |

హిరణ్యగర్భః శత్రుఘ్నో వ్యాప్తో వాయురధోక్షజః ‖ 44 ‖

405 Vaikuntah He who keeps the five Bhutas ( air, water, sky. Fire and earth) bound together at the beginning of creation or

He who removes all obstacles in the way of devotees to attain Him.

406 Purushah He who is in front of every thing or He who washes off all sins or He who is the soul in all beings

407 Pranah He who is the soul of souls

408 Pranadha He who gives life (movement)

409 Pranavah He who is the holy sound (Om)

410 Pruddhuh He who is spread in the form of the worlds

411 Hiranya Garbhah He who keeps the golden source for all creations

412 Shatrugnah He who kills Asuras or He who controls sensual weakness by knowledge

413 Vyaptha He who pervades in all beings as the cause

414 Vayuh He who makes perfumes spread or He who spreads to the places where he is worshipped

415 Adokshajah He who is never gets exhausted by use by his devotees or He who never dries up

ఋతుః సుదర్శనః కాలః పరమేష్ఠీ పరిగ్రహః |

ఉగ్రః సంవత్సరో దక్షో విశ్రామో విశ్వదక్షిణః ‖ 45 ‖

416 Hrithu He who is the seasons

417 Sudarshanah He who has eyes like lotus petals or He who can be easily seen by his devotees

418 Kaalah He who always keeps thinking of everything

419 Parameshti He who by his power stays in the lotus of heart

420 Parigrahah  He who is known in all possible manner by his devotees

421 Ugrah He who gives strict orders

422 Samvatsarah He who makes all things reside in Him

423 Dakshah He who completes all jobs quickly

424 Vishramah  He who provides rest for those who are tired (of life)

425 ViswaDakshinah He who is an expert in all things or He who is more powerful than all others

విస్తారః స్థావర స్థాణుః ప్రమాణం బీజమవ్యయం |

అర్థోఽనర్థో మహాకోశో మహాభోగో మహాధనః ‖ 46 ‖

426 Vistharah He who makes all the world broaden in Him

427 StavaraStanuh He who is stable and he who makes the world stable within Him

428 Pramana He who is the law to support every thing or He who is personification of Knowledge

429 Bhijamavyaya He who is the deathless reason

430 Artha He who is loved by others (because He is Sweet)

431 Anartha He who does not wish any thing

432 Mahakosa He who is immersed in the five continents

433 Mahabhogah He who is pleasures in life personified

434 Mahadhanah He who has great wealth

అనిర్విణ్ణః స్థవిష్ఠో భూద్ధర్మయూపో మహామఖః |

నక్షత్రనేమిర్నక్షత్రీ క్షమః, క్షామః సమీహనః ‖ 47 ‖

435 Anirvinna He who does not hate others

436 Stavishta He who is spread every where in his majestic form

437 Abhu He who does not have birth

438 Dharmayupa He who is like a pillar in which right action (dharma) is tied

439 Maha makha He by whom yagas become great (by giving to Him)

440 Nakshatra Nemi He who is like the zodiac

441 Nakshatri He who is like the moon who is the chief of stars

442 Kshamah   He who is perennially patient

443 Kshaamah He who remains alone after the deluge

444 Sameehanah He who likes his jobs like creation

యజ్ఞ ఇజ్యో మహేజ్యశ్చ క్రతుః సత్రం సతాంగతిః |

సర్వదర్శీ విముక్తాత్మా సర్వజ్ఞో జ్ఞానముత్తమం ‖ 48 ‖

445 Yagna He who is personification of Sacrifice (Yagna)

446 Ijhya He who is being worshipped by Yagas

447 Mahejya He who is the greatest among those worshipped by Yagas

448 Krathu He who is personification of performance of Yaga

449 Sathram He who is the form of Sathra Yaga or He who protects good people (Sadhu)

450 Satham Gathi He who is the ultimate goal of those who seek for salvation (Moksha)

451 Sarva Darshi He who knows every thing naturally or He who sees everything

452 Vimukthathma He who is the soul which has left all its bondages

453 Sarvagna He who knows all that is to be known

454 Gnanamuuttamam He who is not born, ever existing, giver of all that is needed and personification of right knowledge

సువ్రతః సుముఖః సూక్ష్మః సుఘోషః సుఖదః సుహృత్ |

మనోహరో జితక్రోధో వీర బాహుర్విదారణః ‖ 49 ‖

455 Suvritha He who has great penance

456 Sumukha He who has a handsome face

457 Suukshma He who is the smallest known thing from which every thing came

458 Sugosha He who sings (shouts?) good sounds like Vedas

459 Sukhadha He who gives pleasures to devotees

460 Suhrith He who has a great heart (mind)

461 Manohara He who steals our mind (by his beauty)

462 Jitakrodha He who is in control of anger

463 Vira Bahu He who has heroic arms (to kill asuras)

464 Vidharana He who tears off, those who do sins

స్వాపనః స్వవశో వ్యాపీ నైకాత్మా నైకకర్మకృత్| |

వత్సరో వత్సలో వత్సీ రత్నగర్భో ధనేశ్వరః ‖ 50 ‖

465 Swaapana He who makes all beings sleep by illusion

466 Swa Wasa He who is not in the control of others or He who lives within Himself

467 Vyapi He who has spread every where

468 Nykathma He who takes various forms depending on need

469 Nykha Karma Krit He who does various jobs (like creation, upkeep and destruction)

470 Vatsara He who is the abode of everything

471 Vatsalah He who loves his devotees

472 Vathsih He who protects calves (all are calves /children to Him)

473 Rathna Garbhah He who is the ocean which keeps pearls within itself

474 Dhaneswarah He who is the God of wealth

ధర్మగుబ్ధర్మకృద్ధర్మీ సదసత్క్షరమక్షరం‖

అవిజ్ఞాతా సహస్త్రాంశుర్విధాతా కృతలక్షణః ‖ 51 ‖

475 Dharma Gupa He who protects Dharma

476 Dharma Krith He who practices Dharma (in spite of His being much above it)

477 Dharmi He who supports Dharma

478 Sadha He who is the ultimate permanent truth (Para Brahman)

479 Asadha He who is the ultimate truth which is hidden (by illusion)

480 Kshara He who is all who deceives themselves as the mind, body and senses

481 Akshara He who is beyond mind, body and senses or He who lives in ones heart as a permanent witness

482 Avignatha He who is not one who does not know

483 Sahsramsu He who has thousand rays

484 Vidhatha He who carries the world and also those who carry it like Adisesha, Diggaja etc

485 Kritha Lakshana He who made the science of properties of all aspects or He who is the grammar of appearance of every known being

గభస్తినేమిః సత్త్వస్థః సింహో భూత మహేశ్వరః |

ఆదిదేవో మహాదేవో దేవేశో దేవభృద్గురుః ‖ 52 ‖

486 Gabasthi Nemi He who is in the form of the zodiac

487 Sath vastha He who permeates in Sathva guna (kind hearted disciplined life?) or He who lives among souls

488 Simha He who was born as a lion or He who is as royal as a lion

489 Bhootha Maheswara He who is the first and ultimate God of all beings or He who is God of everything

490 Adhi Deva He who was God before the Devas or He who was the first God

491 Maha Deva He who lived in renunciation and by Yoga became the greatest truth (God?)

492 Devesha He who is the Lord of Devas

493 Deva Brit Guru He who is the teacher (guru) for Indra the chief of devas

ఉత్తరో గోపతిర్గోప్తా జ్ఞానగమ్యః పురాతనః |

శరీర భూతభృద్ భోక్తా కపీంద్రో భూరిదక్షిణః ‖ 53 ‖

494 Utthara He who saves all beings from the miserable ocean of mortal life or He who awoke to help the Devas

495 Gopathi He who rears the cattle (Pasu or Go can also be taken to denote all mortals)

496 Goptha He who is the saviour

497 Gnana Gamya He who can only be attained by right knowledge (Gnana)

498 Purathana He who is very ancient

499 Sareera Bhootha Brit He who is the soul of Pancha Bhoothas which is the basis of all beings

500 Bhoktha He who enjoys the truth in himself or He who takes care of all beings

501 Kapindra He who is Rama who is dear to all monkeys or He who has taken the avathara of Varaha

502 Bhoori Dakshina He who conducts Yagas and gives cash benefits (Dakshina) to many

సోమపోఽమృతపః సోమః పురుజిత్ పురుసత్తమః |

వినయో జయః సత్యసంధో దాశార్హః సాత్వతాం పతిః ‖ 54 ‖

503 Somapa He who drinks Soma

504 Amruthapa He who drinks the nectar of the bliss of the soul (Athmananda)

505 Soma He who in the form of moon helps plants to grow

506 Puru Jit He who has won over several

507 Puru sattama He who is the best in several forms

508 Vinaya He who punishes bad people

509 Jaya He who wins every other being

510 Sathya Sandha He who never breaks his word (oath)

511 Dasarha He who gives all to his devotes or He who was born among the yadavas

512 Sathvatham Pathi He who is takes care of the authors of the sastra of Saathvatha

జీవో వినయితా సాక్షీ ముకుందోఽమిత విక్రమః |

అంభోనిధిరనంతాత్మా మహోదధి శయోంతకః ‖ 55 ‖

513 Jiva He who in the form of soul makes all beings

514 Vinayitha Sakshi He who is a witness to obedience by others to Him

515 Mukunda He who gives immortal bliss (Moksha)

516 Amitha Vikrama He who is immeasurable steps or He who has greatest Valor

517 Ambho Nidhi He who is the ultimate sojourn to devas, Manushyas, asuras and pithrs or He Who has kept himself in the ocean to carry the worlds

518 Anantha Atma He who is immeasurable or He who is the soul of adi sesha

519 Maho Dadhi Saya He who sleeps on the ocean

520 Anthaka He who brings about end of everything

అజో మహార్హః స్వాభావ్యో జితామిత్రః ప్రమోదనః |

ఆనందోఽనందనోనందః సత్యధర్మా త్రివిక్రమః ‖ 56 ‖

521 Ajha He who is the beginning and in the form of Manmadha(God of love)

522 Maharha He who is fit to be worshipped

523 Swaabhavya He who by nature is not different or He who is usual

524 Jithamitra He who has won the enemies inside and outside

525 Pramodhana He who is always happy or He who makes those devotees who meditate on Him happy

526 Ananda He who is the personification of happiness

527 Nandana He who makes his devotees happy

528 Nanda He who is full of everything that is needed or He who has crossed the ordinary pleasures

529 Satyadharma He who is the truthful dharma

530 Trivikrama He who measured the worlds in three steps

మహర్షిః కపిలాచార్యః కృతజ్ఞో మేదినీపతిః |

త్రిపదస్త్రిదశాధ్యక్షో మహాశృంగః కృతాంతకృత్ ‖ 57 ‖

531 Maharshi Kapilacharya He who is the sage Kapila

532 Krithagna He who is the world and the soul which knows the world

533 Medhini pathi He who is the lord of the worlds

534 Tripadha He who has three steps or He who is formed by three letters AA UU and Ma (that is OM)

535 Tridasadyaksha He who directs (sees from above) the states of wakefulness, sleep and dream

536 Mahasringa He who has the great horn (in which he tied the earth traveling in a boat during deluge)

537 Krithantha Krit He who destroys the world created by Himself

మహావరాహో గోవిందః సుషేణః కనకాంగదీ |

గుహ్యో గభీరో గహనో గుప్తశ్చక్ర గదాధరః ‖ 58 ‖

538 Mahavaraha He who took the shape of Varaha (boar)

539 Govinda He who is attained by Vedic words

540 Sushena He who has a great army (the Stanzas in Upa Nishads are his army)

541 Kankam Gathi He who has Golden Shoulders (Golden has been translated as refined by some)

542 Guhya He who is known only by the secret Upanishads or He who is in the cave of the mind

543 Gabhira He who appears majestic because of knowledge, wealth, strength and valor

544 Gahana He whose depth can not be measured

545 Guptha He who is hidden from mind and the words

546 Chakra Gathadhara He who keeps the holy Wheel (representing mind) and Holy Mace (Representing Philosophy) to save the world

వేధాః స్వాంగోఽజితః కృష్ణో దృఢః సంకర్షణోఽచ్యుతః |

వరుణో వారుణో వృక్షః పుష్కరాక్షో మహామనాః ‖ 59 ‖

547 Vedhasa He who creates or He who gives immeasurable happiness and wealth to his devotees

548 Swanga He who is the instrument reason and cause for existence

549 Ajitha He who cannot be won

550 Krishna He who is the colour of the black cloud or He who is Krishna Dwaipayana the sage

551 Dhrida He who has no change in character and ability

552 Samkarshano Achyutha He who draws beings within Himself during the deluge

553 Varuna He who is purple sun who is about to set or He who hides everything

554 Vaaruna He who is Vasishta who is the son of Varuna

555 Vriksha He who is firm and stable like the tree

556 Pushkaraksha He who has spread completely or He who rained kindness from his eyes

557 Maha Manaa He who performs creation, upkeep and destruction by a thought in his great mind

భగవాన్ భగహాఽఽనందీ వనమాలీ హలాయుధః |

ఆదిత్యో జ్యోతిరాదిత్యః సహిష్ణుర్గతిసత్తమః ‖ 60 ‖

558 Bhagawan He who is the storehouse of wealth, Dharma, fame. .riches., renunciation and Moksha

559 Bhagagna He who destroys wealth during deluge

560 Anandi He who is the personification of pleasure

561 Vanamali He who wears nature as a garland

562 Halayudha He who has plough as his weapon

563 Adhitya He who was born as Vamana to Adhithi

564 Jyotir Adithya He who shines in the zodiac

565 Sahishnu He who tolerates everything

566 Gathisathama He who is the truth and He whom every one attains

సుధన్వా ఖండపరశుర్దారుణో ద్రవిణప్రదః |

దివఃస్పృక్ సర్వదృగ్వ్యాసో వాచస్పతిరయోనిజః ‖ 61 ‖

567 Sudhanva He who has the holy bow called Saranga which is personification of our senses

568 Kkhanda Parasu He who has axe as a weapon to kill enemies

569 Dharuna He who is cruel to those who prevent the right path

570 Dhravina Pradha He who gives the wealth asked by devotees

571 Dhiva Sprikh He who touches the sky or He who shows his secret form by touch

572 Sarva Drik Vyasa He who writes about all knowledge

573 Vachaspathirayonija He who was not born and is the Lord of knowledge

త్రిసామా సామగః సామ నిర్వాణం భేషజం భిషక్ |

సన్యాసకృచ్ఛమః శాంతో నిష్ఠా శాంతిః పరాయణం| 62 ‖

574 Thrisama He who is worshipped by the three samas (Briht, Rathandara and Vamadeva branches of Sama Veda)

575 Samaga He who sings sama veda

576 Sama He who is the sama veda

577 Nirvana He who is beyond all sadness

578 Beshaja He who is the medicine

579 Bhisahkh He who is the Doctor

580 Sanyasa Krit He who introduced Sanyasa (renunciation) as the method for salvation

581 Chama He who controls every thing

582 Shantha He who is not attracted by bodily pleasures

583 Nishta He who is the place where everything ends

584 Shanthi He who is the cause of removing ignorance

585 Paarayana He who is in the high pedestal and never returns to bodily pleasures

శుభాంగః శాంతిదః స్రష్టా కుముదః కువలేశయః |

గోహితో గోపతిర్గోప్తా వృషభాక్షో వృషప్రియః ‖ 63 ‖

586 Shubhanga He who has beautiful limbs or He who carries out the Ashtangas, the path to salvation

587 Shanthida He who gives peace

588 Srishta He who creates everything

589 Kumuda He who is happy to be in the world

590 Kuvalesaya He who sleeps on the ocean surrounding the world

591 Gohitha He who does good to earthly beings or He who puts limits to nature

592 Gopathi He who is the lord of all beings in the world

593 Goptha He who takes care of the world

594 Vrishabhaksha He whose merciful eyes showers whatever is prayed for

595 Vrisha Priya He who loves Dharma

అనివర్తీ నివృత్తాత్మా సంక్షేప్తా క్షేమకృచ్ఛివః |

శ్రీవత్సవక్షాః శ్రీవాసః శ్రీపతిః శ్రీమతాంవరః ‖ 64 ‖

596 Anivarthee He who never returns from a war without victory

597 Nivrthathma He whose mind never attaches itself to pleasures

598 Samksheptha He who shrinks the wide world during deluge

599 Kshemakrithah He who keeps those recognized by Him comfortable

600 Shivah He who removes sins as soon as His name is thought of

Ud. 10.5.2024

Pub 11.1.2021

Make in India - Gym Equipment - - 2021 Udyog Manthan - Productivity - Quality

 

“Productivity science is scientific effort, that in any specific work situation, identifies the appropriate philosophy, culture, systems, processes, technology, methods and human physical action and behavior and elements of each of them of that will maximize positive (social, environmental and economic) outcomes relative to the resources consumed.”

in Frameworks for Productivity Science of Machine Effort and Human Effort (Proceedings of the 2020 IISE Annual Conference, L. Cromarty, R. Shirwaiker, P. Wang, eds.)

Industrial Engineering for Productivity ONLINE Course -  Industrial Engineering ONLINE Handbook

Industrial Engineering and Productivity Management NITIE -  2020-2021 Course Page

DPIIT, India presents #UdyogManthan a webinar marathon for promotion of quality and productivity in Indian Industry starting on 4 January 2021. Every Day (except Sunday) for 42 days

Be a part of India's largest sectoral brainstorming exercise led by experts and  Industry leaders! 

Register Now  https://tinyurl.com/UMparticipation

9 January 2020 Gym Equipment   Industry  11 am to 1 pm

Webinar Video

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuLuAWEdB88

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NPC Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2M-aNqWOSOyTeAgmYKNGjA

Comment on the video on YouTube.

Garden Gym Equipment came early in the discussion. There is scope to install it in each village and in each school. The garden gym is attracting the attention of even old ladies and they are using the equipment to keep fit. Hence, a nation wide movement will increase fitness of people of India and will also help in developing manufacturing in this industry.

Growth Prospects of the Gym Equipment  Industry

The Global Fitness Equipment Market is expected to reach $15.27 billion by 2026 growing at a CAGR of 5.2% during 2018 to 2026. 

India fitness equipment market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 15% during 2017-2023. The fitness industry in India has been valued at approximately Rs 2,900 crore . 

Increasing number of gyms and health clubs coupled with government efforts towards promoting physical fitness are driving the growth of the fitness equipment market in India. In terms of market sub-segments, treadmills and stationary bikes emerged as the most preferred cardiovascular training equipment in 2016, however, on account of higher calorie burn ratio, elliptical cross trainers are expected to register higher growth over the coming years.

Among different end-user applications, gyms and health clubs bagged the highest revenue share in the overall India fitness equipment market share followed by commercial applications. In-house fitness centers and health clubs are gaining popularity in the fitness equipment market. Hotels, offices, public corporations, and educational institutes are offering gym facilities within their premises. 

Additionally, the commercial segment is forecast to exhibit the highest growth in the India fitness equipment market forecast period.

Source: DIPP Note

Important Points of the Webinar

Uday Singh Mina

Udyog Manthan Team led by Dr. Vandana Kumar

Garden Gym equipment.

Thank you Mr.Uday Singh Mina for mentioning it. Garden Gym equipment is a successful initiative. Many old ladies are also attracted by it. Using it to increase their fitness. There should be good promotion for this initiative. The equipment needs to be made more robust and at a lower cost.

Narayana Rao, Professor, National Institute of Industrial Engineering.

Deepak Dewanji

1995

Cardiofitness India

Dr. Dinesh Kapoor

18% GST is still a high.

Sushma

India SME Forum

Ritesh

Into Wellness Private Ltd.

We have TPS. Implemented TQM.

We do process audits.

Thank you Mr. Ritesh for explaining various managerial and industrial engineering initiatives in your organization. You reflect your gold medal learning of engineering and management. VLFM is being offered by NITIE - IIT Delhi partnership also.

Rajesh Rai

Jerai

from Narayana Rao to everyone:    12:01 PM

Garden gym equipment needs monthly maintenance from the equipment sellers. There has to be annual maintenance contract. That will give data and ideas to make them more robust against rough use by multiple users.

from Narayana Rao to everyone:    12:03 PM

What is the investment in a typical Garden Gym installed in a park? It can be installed even in villages.

Garden Gym Equipment - Suppliers and Prices

from Narayana Rao to everyone:    12:26 PM

Thank you Mr. Ritesh for explaining various managerial and industrial engineering initiatives in your organization. You reflect your gold medal learning of engineering and management. VLFM is being offered by NITIE - IIT Delhi partnership also.

from RItesh Into Wellness Pvt Ltd  to everyone:    12:29 PM

Thanks Mr. Rao. We are associated with NPC & QCI. I appreciate the efforts taken by GOI to focus on Fitness Industry as a sector. 

Govt. of India and Industry Bodies are organizing Udyog Manthan - webinar based deliberations for promotion of productivity and quality. 

Every day one industry sector during (4 Jan to 2 March). I request all industrial engineers to actively participate, know the thoughts of industry leaders and give suggestions, create plans for increasing productivity. 

#India #MakeinIndia #Productivity #Quality  #UdyogManthan

https://guide-india.blogspot.com/2015/06/make-in-india-industry-sectors.html

Garden Gym Equipment - India - Suppliers and Prices

 

Sachin Fabrication

Bopodi, Pune, Maharashtra

Rs. 18,000  9 Jan 2021

https://www.indiamart.com/proddetail/garden-gym-equipment-16455726230.html

PVC Outdoor/ Indoor Gym for Play School, Size: 66"x 18"x 20"

₹ 5,000/ Piece Get Latest Price (9 Jan 2021)

Color Multicolor

Material PVC

Size 66"x 18"x 20"

Usage/Application Play School

Surface Finish Polished

Design Corn

Seller Contact Details

Wonderkids Edutainment

Dhwani Shah

562/14, Sector 5, Charkop

Kandivali West

Mumbai - 400067, Maharashtra, India

https://www.indiamart.com/proddetail/outdoor-indoor-gym-21915592988.html

Outdoor Rower

Approx. Price: Rs 26,059 / Piece (9 Jan 2021)

Rower

Re-026-gym

Dimension:- 1600 X 800 X 1050 Mm.

Max User Weight 110 Kg.

Replay (Brand Of Raj Equipment (India) Pvt. Ltd.)

Ambajhari Garden, Nagpur, Maharashtra

GST No. 27AAFCR7950J1ZW

https://www.rajequipment.in/open-air-gym-equipments.html

Search for garden gym equipment India price

Make in India - Chemicals & Petrochemicals - 2021 Udyog Manthan - Productivity - Quality

“Productivity science is scientific effort, that in any specific work situation, identifies the appropriate philosophy, culture, systems, processes, technology, methods and human physical action and behavior and elements of each of them of that will maximize positive (social, environmental and economic) outcomes relative to the resources consumed.”

in Frameworks for Productivity Science of Machine Effort and Human Effort (Proceedings of the 2020 IISE Annual Conference, L. Cromarty, R. Shirwaiker, P. Wang, eds.)

Industrial Engineering for Productivity ONLINE Course -  Industrial Engineering ONLINE Handbook

Industrial Engineering and Productivity Management NITIE -  2020-2021 Course Page

DPIIT, India presents #UdyogManthan a webinar marathon for promotion of quality and productivity in Indian Industry starting on 4 January 2021. Every Day (except Sunday) for 42 days

Be a part of India's largest sectoral brainstorming exercise led by experts and  Industry leaders! 

Register Now  https://tinyurl.com/UMparticipation

8 January 2020 Chemicals & Petrochemicals   Industry  4 pm to 6 pm

Webinar Video

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg454Mq_YQo

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The market size of the Chemicals & Petrochemicals sector in India is worth ~$165 billion, and contributes approximately 1.34% to the country’s GVA. 

The GVA of the Chemical Sector has grown with a CAGR of 12.47% during the period FY12-13 to FY17-18.

The industry is highly diversified, covering more than 80,000 commercial products. 

16% of the world production of dyestuff and dye intermediates are manufactured domestically, and specialty chemicals constitute 18% of the chemicals and petrochemicals market in India. 

The demand for speciality chemicals is expected to grow at 12% CAGR from FY19-22.

Interesting Statements and Points by Panel Members

Digital tools for productivity and quality. Thank you Mr. Prabh Das.  Digital Twins in Chemical Plants for Productivity and Quality.

Make in India - Chemicals & Petrochemicals - 2021 Udyog Manthan - Productivity - Quality

https://guide-india.blogspot.com/2015/02/make-in-india-chemicals-20-trillion.html

2 year pay backperiod projects. Promising. Thank you Mr. Rene Van Berkel , UNIDO.

Green Chemistry - Relevant for this sector.

Shri Shyam Bang said.

Machine (capital) productivity and labour productivity both are low. We require machine effort industrial engineering and human effort industrial engineering. IEs need encouragement in companies and they have to be proactive also to make industry level proposals.

Shri Sagar Kaushik said:

Innovation makes inventions available to large sections of population. It identifies directions not thought of so far. Thank you for the explanation.

Shri Rupark Saraswat said:

Productivity, Quality, Safety and Sustainability have to go in partnership. Indicates Green or Sustainable Productivity which is always part of philosophy of industrial engineering.

Digital Twins in Chemical Plants for Productivity and Quality

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https://www.chemengonline.com/understanding-the-digital-twin/

https://web-material3.yokogawa.com/15/28517/overview/Digital%20Twin%20White%20Paper%20X09.pdf

https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/12/3/1088/pdf

https://www.hydrocarbonprocessing.com/magazine/2018/august-2018/columns/digital-improve-chemical-production-with-the-iot

https://atos.net/en/solutions/atos-codex-connected-intelligence/smart-pharma

https://www.manufacturingchemist.com/news/article_page/Building_plant_resilience_with_the_digital_twin/164918

https://www.emerson.com/documents/automation/white-paper-emerson-digital-twin-a-key-technology-for-digital-transformation-mimic-en-5262472.pdf

https://www.kbc.global/insights/blog/why-bother-with-a-digital-twin/

https://www.kbc.global/news-and-press/new-digital-twin-technology-to-minimize-process-engineering-waste/

https://www.thechemicalengineer.com/features/under-pressure-digital-twins/

https://www.aspentech.com/en/resources/news/chemical-engineering-world-future-proof-your-assets-with-digital-twinning

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/05/18/2034747/0/en/Atos-and-Siemens-introduce-Digital-Twin-solution-within-the-global-pharmaceutical-industry.html

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https://gosilico.com/solutions/bioprocessing-4-0/

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https://www.plantengineering.com/articles/digital-twins-drive-innovation-in-the-energy-sector/

https://www.digitalrefining.com/article/1002413/evolution-of-a-digital-twin-part-1-the-concept

https://www.verdantix.com/component/content/article?id=5244:digital-twin-complexities-driving-partnerships-with-industrial-automation-vendors-and-systems-integrators

https://www.andritz.com/spectrum-en/latest-issues/issue-38/technews-ideas-digital-twin-in-process-industries

http://www.digitaljournal.com/tech-and-science/technology/digital-twins-deployed-to-make-pharma-processing-more-efficient/article/573151

https://www.automation.com/en-us/articles/september-2020/digital-twins-upstream-oil-gas-production-op

https://ispe.org/pharmaceutical-engineering/ispeak/integrated-process-modelling-very-useful-bioprocess-digital-twin

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/digital-twin-upstream-facilities-design-operational-philippe-thiabaud

https://www.icheme.org/membership/communities/special-interest-groups/process-management-and-control/events/17-07-20-a-practical-application-of-a-digital-twin-integrating-simulation-into-daily-operations-to-minimize-lost-production/

https://www.sartorius.com/en/knowledge/science-snippets/digital-twins-offer-a-data-based-approach-to-more-effective-biopharma-process-control-602752

Digitalisation and IoT have been identified by the UK’s Chemistry Council as two of the key strategy levers to accelerate innovation-led growth in the chemical industry.

https://news.siemens.co.uk/news/digital-twin-does-more-than-designing-analysing-and-processing-its-the-cyber-attack-combatant

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2016

Technology from NRDC, India available for commercial production
http://www.nrdcindia.com/english/index.php/technology-management/2014-05-20-04-58-53/chemical

http://www.indianchemicalnews.com/


Per capita consumption of chemicals in India is lower as compared to western countries.
Rise in GDP and purchasing power generates huge growth potential for the domestic market.
A focus on new segments such as specialty and knowledge chemicals.
Low-cost manufacturing.
Skilled science professionals.
World-class engineering and strong R&D capabilities.

http://www.makeinindia.com/sector/chemicals/


Policies have been initiated to set up integrated Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Regions (PCPIR).
PCPIR will be an investment region spread across 250 square kilometres for the manufacture of domestic and export-related products of petroleum, chemicals and petrochemicals.




Make Specialty Chemicals in India

2016

April 2016

$224 billion output in Fiscal 2017

The value of global chemical industry is estimated at $3.26 trillion, while the output of Indian chemical industry is $144 billion (Current).
The global chemical industry is expected to reach $4.5 trillion, while Indian chemical industry is estimated to reach $224 billion in fiscal year 2017.
http://www.dnaindia.com/money/report-chemical-industry-likely-to-reach-224-billion-in-fy17-ministry-of-commerce-and-industry-2190567

http://www.indiannewsandtimes.com/2016/03/18/government-thrust-to-promote-exports-of-chemicals-plastics-and-allied-products/

http://www.business-standard.com/category/b2b-connect-chemicals-news-on-chemical-industry-1560101.htm

http://www.chemicalweekly.com/newstrack/articlelist.php?articles=news

http://www.happeningharyana.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Sector%20Profile%20-%20Pharmaceuticals%20and%20Chemicals.pdf

Chemical Industry in India  - 2015

Indian chemical industry has grown over 20 times in the last 17 years. But , there is a great scope for further expansion.  As per the FICCI Knowledge Paper of 2014, per capita consumption of chemicals in India is much lower than the western countries.   The current low per capita consumption (~10 kgs
for polymers in India as compared to world average of 25 kgs) suggests that the
demand  will grow in future. The industry was valued only at $ 144 billion in FY 14. The industry has grown drastically in the bulk-commodity space. But in the specialty chemicals space , similar growth has not taken place.

According to Planning Commission, India’s share in export of global chemicals is less than 2 per cent.

It is evident that the future of India's chemical industry will be dominated by specialty chemicals. McKinsey India projects that the sector has the potential to grow to a size of $ 100 billion in 2020, from $ 22 billion in FY 13. Total chemical industry in India will grow to $200 billion in 2020.

40 percent of India’s agricultural produce perishes because of the lack of proper packaging. Chemical industry can provide packaging solutions that  can reduce loss of produce during transport, enhance shelf life, manage-moisture, from the farm to kitchen.

The chemical industry typically grows one and half to two times of the GDP, which would mean a rate of 15 to 20 percent during the period India grows at 8 to 10% per year.

CII has established ‘ChemSource’ as India’s novel chemicals database ready to feed information into India’s National Chemicals Inventory and carrying forward the industry mandate on Green Chemistry that seeks to produce eco-friendly chemicals through sustainable means with minimal waste and optimum output.



Companies in India produce more than 70,000 commercial chemicals products with total production in 2013-14 of almost 20 million metric tonnes.



Updated on 8 Jan 2021

6 November,  3 April , 2 April 2016, 15 Feb 2016