Keeping in view the positive impact of ethanol blended petrol on the environment, on the occasion of World Environment Day, the Hon’ble Prime Minister will be addressing the farmers & stakeholders of the industry. The video will live on DD Channel as well as YouTube Channel of DD News Live.
The programme is designed so that maximum are accrued to the farmers by way of increase in their income. It is expected that around 165 LMT of grains will be utilized for the production of ethanol thereby creating additional demand and consequently increase in the income by farmers. By 2025, the Government of India is targeting to divert excess sugar to the tune of 60 LMT produced annually for the production of ethanol in order to make timely payments to farmers.
More than ₹40,000 crore of investment is expected to come in the expansion / new projects of distilleries which will not only create job opportunities but also spur the economic growth in the area. Also, it is expected that around ₹30,000 crore of foreign exchange will annually be saved once 20% ethanol blending with petrol is achieved by 2025, thus also a step towards “Atmanirbhar Bharat”
Still there is no concrete proposal of Indian Government for suitable action plan for survival of stand-alone sugar sector as Government or Nitin Gadkari wants only crores 2gether new investment to close the gate of sugar sector and we don’t hope any Govt will solve the prime issues only they suggest new huge investment or Givernmwnt wants to import sugar why can’t they liberate tax for stand alone sugar factories politicians wants to politicise the issue and no key for Lock opening 🌷🌷🌷🌷
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Why Indian Government is not able to revive Sugar industry where they are employing g more men from villages and increase the Lufestyle of farmers where Ryot’s could wear pants and drive bikes while in the past they are not having why can’t BJP Government also suggest only huge investments for survival why can’t they discount GST and other tAx reliefs for standalone sugar industries