CHAUDHARY BIRENDER SINGH CHAIRS MEETING OF CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE OF MINISTRY OF STEEL IN DHARAMSHALA
Members Appreciate National Steel Policy 2017 and Policy for Providing Preference to Domestically Manufactured Iron & Steel Products in Government Procurement
Focus On Enhancing Domestic Consumption, High Quality Steel Production and Making the Sector Globally Competitive: Birender Singh
Dharamshala, 10.06.2017
The Union Minister of Steel, Chaudhary Birender Singh chaired a meeting of Consultative Committee of Ministry of Steel in Dharamshala today.
The Members of Parliament discussed and appreciated the new National Steel Policy 2017 and the new Policy for Providing Preference to Domestically Manufactured Iron & Steel Products in Government Procurement which were.
The Chairman & Steel Minister said that our focus is on enhancing domestic consumption, high quality steel production and making the Sector globally competitive in the country.
The most significant and far-reaching of all policy interventions is the rolling out of the National Steel Policy 2017. The policy lays forward the road map for the industry in the coming years and will help in harnessing the sector’s untapped potential. The policy reflects the aspirations of domestic steel industry for achieving 300MT of steelmaking capacity by 2030-31. This translates into additional investment of about Rs. 10 lakh Crore and 1.1 Million additional workforce getting employed in the steel sector.
Key features of NSP 2017 include:
· creating self-sufficiency in steel production
· encouraging adequate capacity additions,
· developing globally competitive steel manufacturing capabilities,
· cost-efficient production and domestic availability of iron ore, coking coal & natural gas,
· facilitating foreign investment & asset acquisitions of raw materials
· and enhancing the domestic steel demand.
As part of the NSP, emphasis is also being laid at considering the total life cycle cost while evaluating projects rather than looking at just the upfront cost in isolation. This would encourage greater usage of steel in Government as well as private sector.
The other policy mandates to provide preference to Domestically Manufactured Iron & Steel Products (DM1&SP), in Government Procurement. The policy is applicable on all government tenders where price bid is yet to be opened. DMI&SP policy provides a minimum value addition of 15% in notified steel products which are covered under preferential procurement. In order to provide flexibility, Ministry of Steel may review specified steel products and the minimum value addition criterion.
There are provisions in the policy for waivers to all such procurements, where specific grades of steel are not manufactured in the country, or the quantities as per the demand of the project cannot be met through domestic sources.
The policy is envisaged to promote growth and development of domestic steel Industry and reduce the inclination to use, low quality low cost imported steel in Government funded projects. It shall be the responsibility of every Government Agency to ensure implementation of the policy.
The members who participated in the meeting and put forth some important suggestions during the discussions included:
Dr. Anupam Hazra
Shri M. Chandrakasi
Shri Janardan Singh Sigriwal
Shri Bodh Singh Bhagat
Shri Sher Singh Ghubaya
Shri Shyama Charan Gupta
And Shri Laxman Giluwa
The Officials from Steel Ministry who participated included the Secretary Steel Dr. Aruna Sharma, Shri Saraswati Prasad Addl. Secretary and Financial Advisor and Joint Secretaries Shri Sunil Barthwal, Shri Syedin Abasi, Smt. Urvillla Khati and Shri T. Srinivas, Industrial Advisor Shei S.K. Bhatnagar among others.
The Officials from Steel PSUs who were present in the meeting included:
Shri P.K. Singh Chairman (SAIL), Smt. Soma Mandal, Shri Atul Bhatt C.M.D. (MECON LTD.), Shri M. Bhaduri C.M.D. (H.S.C.L.), Shri B.B. Singh C.M.D. (M.S.T.C LTD.), Shri P. Madhusudan C.M.D.(RINL), Shri R. Sridharan C.M.D.(NMDC LTD.), and Shri M.P. Chaudhari C.M.D. (MOIL LTD.)
LUV-KUSH RAMLEELA (BOLLYWOOD ACTORS TO REVEAL THEIR RAMLEELA CHARACTERS)
PRESS INVITATION
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with you the uniqueness of
LUV-KUSH RAMLEELA
(Bollywood actors to reveal their Ramleela characters)
(Bollywood actors to reveal their Ramleela characters)
Guests:
– Avtar Gill (Agneepath, Airlift fame)
– Shahbaz Khan (Chandrakanta, Tipu Sultan fame)
– Rupa Dutta (Jai Maa Vaishno Devi fame)
– Suresh Kumar (Actor & Singer)
– Ashok Aggarwal (Chairman of Ramleela Committee)
Time : 11:30 a.m.
Date : 11th June, 2017 (Sunday)
Venue : Constitution Club of India, Rafi Marg
Date : 11th June, 2017 (Sunday)
Venue : Constitution Club of India, Rafi Marg
CULTURAL EVENTS – JUNE 2017 | ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE DE DELHI
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HOSTS UP GIRLS THROUGH TO QUARTERS, WHILE KERALA AND TN PROGRESS TO SEMIS
Noida, 9th June 2017: Knockout stages commenced on Day 6 at the 68th Junior National Basketball Championship with the pre-quarterfinal matchups featuring the home teams. Uttar Pradesh girls, buoyed by home support, came out firing against Rajasthan. Led by star performer, Vaishnavi Yadav’s 33 points, UP had a strong first quarter, outscoring Rajasthan 22 to 12. Despite a rocky middle period, UP managed to get back on track in the fourth to pull away for a 86-66 win. They will now have their quarterfinal game today evening against Chhattisgarh.
The UP boys, however, fell to Haryana 84-60. Haryana got off to a slow start, but dominated the rest of the three quarters. Rinku poured in 40 points for Haryana, facilitating the blowout win. Haryana will now face the Kerala boys in the quarters later today evening. In other pre-quarterfinal games, MP girls won an overtime thriller against Gujarat (79-70), dominating the overtime period 11 to 2. MP have now set up a quarterfinal clash against the undefeated Tamil Nadu girls. The Delhi boys have also made it to the quarters, beating MP boys 82-73.
Kerala and TN through to semis
Later in the morning, the quarterfinal games began with the Kerala girls knocking out Maharashtra with a 86-71 win. Kerala’s Sreekala, who is an up-and-coming star, scorched Maharashtra for 42 points, single-handedly carrying her team’s offense. It was cruise control for Kerala after the first quarter, leading the rest of the way and cementing a spot in the semi-finals tomorrow.
Defending champions Tamil Nadu boys have also booked a semi-final berth, with a 83-66 win over Maharashtra. Sheldin’s 25 points for Tamil Nadu coupled with Arvind’s 16 points pushed Tamil Nadu past an undersized Maharashtra squad. The defending champs will be hoping to find their form in the final four stages after a tumultuous league stage in the tournament.
Results from 9th June 2017 till 3 pm
Women:
Quarterfinals
- Kerala (Sreekala 42, Lithara KC 13, Aneesha 12) bt Maharashtra (Shruti Sherigar 20, SN Dandekar 14) 86-71 (14-13, 24-15, 25-14, 23-29)
Pre-quarterfinals
- Madhya Pradesh (Vanshita 24, Namraya 23, Isha Chouhan 13) bt Gujarat (Tavleen 24, Jahnvi 15) 79-70 (21-15, 10-12, 25-19, 12-22, Overtime 11-2)
- Uttar Pradesh (Vaishnavi Yadav 33, Reena 14, Shivani 11)bt Rajasthan (Ishika 23, Kanika 17, Yashika 14) 86-66 (22-12, 19-17, 21-23, 24-14)
Relegation match (Level 1 to Level 2)
- Delhi (Meena 14, Aruni 11, Sushantika 8) bt Haryana (Tanisha 13, Komal 9) 58-41 (21-11, 15-6, 8-12, 14-12)
Men:
Quarterfinals
- Tamil Nadu (Sheldin Roshan 25, Arvind KM 16, Manoj Kumar 11) bt Maharashtra (Faisal 17, Sameer 14, Danish 8) 83-66 (27-23, 19-16, 21-13, 16-14)
Pre-quarterfinals
- Delhi (Manik Hooda 29, Aditya 26, Nitish 16) bt Madhya Pradesh (Yogesh 21, Sudhanshu 16, Puneet 10) 82-73 (18-16, 26-25, 15-14, 23-18)
- Haryana (Rinku 40, Naveen 18, Sachin 12) bt Uttar Pradesh (Prasun 24, Akshay 15) 84-60(15-17, 21-12, 20-11, 28-20)
Relegation match (Level 1 to Level 2)
- Telangana (Vipin 25, Pradeep Singh 14, K. Srinivasan 12) bt Chhattisgarh (Salim Ali 15, Anurag Dubey 11) 65-51 (22-14, 11-12, 17-15, 15-10)
About the 68th Junior National Basketball Championship 2017
The 68th Junior National Basketball Championship for Men and Women is being held at Shiv Nadar University in Gautam Budh Nagar District, Noida, Uttar Pradesh from 4th to 11th June 2017. The Championship features 25 men’s teams and 24 women’s teams in the U18 age group, from various Indian States and Union territories, and is being played in a league cum knockout format. Tamil Nadu boys and Karnataka girls are the defending champions from the previous edition held in Puducherry in May 2016.
The teams are grouped into two levels –Level 1 features the top 10 teams from the previous championship divided into two groups of five teams each (Group A and B), while Level 2 features the remaining teams divided into four groups (Group C, D, E, F).
In the league stages, all the teams play each of the other teams in their group once. The top three teams from each of the groups in Level 1 advance directly to the quarterfinals, while the fourth placed teams play pre-quarterfinal games against the top two teams from Level 2.
Over the years, this Championship has provided a platform for the country’s best players in the U18 category to showcase their talents. This allows selectors to identify and shortlist the most promising players and coaches to parachute into national team training camps with an eye towards participation in international events.
PORT-LED DEVELOPMENT IS KEY FOR PROGRESS
Chief Executive Officer of NITI Aayog Amitabh Kant has said, Port-led development is key for the progress of a nation. Addressing a workshop on accelerating Sagarmala implementation and engaging with states, Mr Kant cited examples of Japan, Korea and Hongkong and said Port-led development has brought immense success in these countries.
He said, India is focusing on developing ports across the country as it will bring down the logistic costs, generate employment and there will be a rise in country’s revenue. Mr Kant said, states have to play a pivotal role in this development process.
The Ministry of Shipping is organising many workshops under the Sagarmala programme in order to engage with various stakeholders on the implementation of projects.
The Ministry of Shipping is organising many workshops under the Sagarmala programme in order to engage with various stakeholders on the implementation of projects.
The Ministry of Shipping will tomorrow organise the first of many workshops under the Sagarmala programme in order to engage with various stakeholders on the implementation of projects.
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