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क्या खडिया के खान उत्तराखंड के पहाड़ी क्षेत्रो मे रोज़गार पैदा कर सकते है ?

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Pine needle-based plant to be set up in Almora
« Reply #31 on: July 17, 2008, 09:43:40 AM »
Pine needle-based plant to be set up in Almora
 
Shishir Prashant / New Delhi/ Dehradun July 17, 2008, 0:05 IST
 
 
 
Dry pine needles, which are mainly responsible for igniting forest fires in Uttarakhand and elsewhere in the north and have been of no productive use, will be put into some use now.
 

S R Verma, a chemical engineer from the hill resort of Almora, has developed and standardised the process to extract lignin chemicals from dry pine needles.

Based on an innovative technique, Verma is also planning to set up a factory at the industrial town of Mohan in Almora district to produce lignin, a chemical widely used in various industries in the country. According to a rough estimate, India imports 14,000 tonnes of lignin from Japan and some European nations.

There is a vast scope of lignin chemicals in the form of salts of lignosulphonates. There are more than 50 compounds of lignin of commercial value being used by industries. Lignin is also used in lead acid battery, oil well drilling, textile dying, water treatment, foundry chemicals and in many more areas,

Besides lignin, the factory would also produce pine wool for water cooler pads, which gives higher cooling effect at low cost. The water cooler pads are also used in packaging, air filters, doormats, false roofing and floor covering.

An investment of Rs 1.25 crore is proposed in the plant. For this purpose, Verma is looking for 2 acres of land at Mohan where he already has a big industrial plot.

Verma would also meet Chief Minister B C Khanduri to discuss his new project. "I want government support in my project," he said.

"My aim is to set up a model unit, which will help in the establishment of many such units elsewhere in the country where pine needles are found in plenty," said Verma.

Verma has also got permission from the Uttarakhand forest department for procuring 1,000 tonnes of pine needles every year at the rate of Rs 20 per tonne for a period of five years.

The project has also been approved by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) in the central government.

"Such projects should be promoted in the hills, which have the potential of generating employment opportunities from the waste material," said Sudhir Nautiyal, additional director (Industries
 
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एम.एस. मेहता /M S Mehta 9910532720

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Really a goods news.

Pine needle-based plant to be set up in Almora
 
Shishir Prashant / New Delhi/ Dehradun July 17, 2008, 0:05 IST
 
 
 
Dry pine needles, which are mainly responsible for igniting forest fires in Uttarakhand and elsewhere in the north and have been of no productive use, will be put into some use now.
 

S R Verma, a chemical engineer from the hill resort of Almora, has developed and standardised the process to extract lignin chemicals from dry pine needles.

Based on an innovative technique, Verma is also planning to set up a factory at the industrial town of Mohan in Almora district to produce lignin, a chemical widely used in various industries in the country. According to a rough estimate, India imports 14,000 tonnes of lignin from Japan and some European nations.

There is a vast scope of lignin chemicals in the form of salts of lignosulphonates. There are more than 50 compounds of lignin of commercial value being used by industries. Lignin is also used in lead acid battery, oil well drilling, textile dying, water treatment, foundry chemicals and in many more areas,

Besides lignin, the factory would also produce pine wool for water cooler pads, which gives higher cooling effect at low cost. The water cooler pads are also used in packaging, air filters, doormats, false roofing and floor covering.

An investment of Rs 1.25 crore is proposed in the plant. For this purpose, Verma is looking for 2 acres of land at Mohan where he already has a big industrial plot.

Verma would also meet Chief Minister B C Khanduri to discuss his new project. "I want government support in my project," he said.

"My aim is to set up a model unit, which will help in the establishment of many such units elsewhere in the country where pine needles are found in plenty," said Verma.

Verma has also got permission from the Uttarakhand forest department for procuring 1,000 tonnes of pine needles every year at the rate of Rs 20 per tonne for a period of five years.

The project has also been approved by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) in the central government.

"Such projects should be promoted in the hills, which have the potential of generating employment opportunities from the waste material," said Sudhir Nautiyal, additional director (Industries
 
http://www.business-standard.com/common/news_article.php?autono=328870&leftnm=3&subLeft=0&chkFlg=


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Actually during the summer reason Pine trees are major hazard of fire in hill areas. If such plants are set-up there this will not only reduce fire risk but also provide employment to the common people of UK there.

A very good re-search by this S R Verma. Let us whe this is actually made.

As we discussed earlier, similar plants for Khaida is is required to be set-up there.

Pine needle-based plant to be set up in Almora
 
Shishir Prashant / New Delhi/ Dehradun July 17, 2008, 0:05 IST
 
 
 
Dry pine needles, which are mainly responsible for igniting forest fires in Uttarakhand and elsewhere in the north and have been of no productive use, will be put into some use now.
 

S R Verma, a chemical engineer from the hill resort of Almora, has developed and standardised the process to extract lignin chemicals from dry pine needles.

Based on an innovative technique, Verma is also planning to set up a factory at the industrial town of Mohan in Almora district to produce lignin, a chemical widely used in various industries in the country. According to a rough estimate, India imports 14,000 tonnes of lignin from Japan and some European nations.

There is a vast scope of lignin chemicals in the form of salts of lignosulphonates. There are more than 50 compounds of lignin of commercial value being used by industries. Lignin is also used in lead acid battery, oil well drilling, textile dying, water treatment, foundry chemicals and in many more areas,

Besides lignin, the factory would also produce pine wool for water cooler pads, which gives higher cooling effect at low cost. The water cooler pads are also used in packaging, air filters, doormats, false roofing and floor covering.

An investment of Rs 1.25 crore is proposed in the plant. For this purpose, Verma is looking for 2 acres of land at Mohan where he already has a big industrial plot.

Verma would also meet Chief Minister B C Khanduri to discuss his new project. "I want government support in my project," he said.

"My aim is to set up a model unit, which will help in the establishment of many such units elsewhere in the country where pine needles are found in plenty," said Verma.

Verma has also got permission from the Uttarakhand forest department for procuring 1,000 tonnes of pine needles every year at the rate of Rs 20 per tonne for a period of five years.

The project has also been approved by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) in the central government.

"Such projects should be promoted in the hills, which have the potential of generating employment opportunities from the waste material," said Sudhir Nautiyal, additional director (Industries
 
http://www.business-standard.com/common/news_article.php?autono=328870&leftnm=3&subLeft=0&chkFlg=






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राज्य में लघु उद्योगों की अपार संभावनाएंJul 22, 11:37 pm

देहरादून। प्रदेश में सूक्ष्म, लघु एवं मध्यम श्रेणी के उद्योगों की स्थापना की अपार संभावनाएं हैं। इनकी स्थापना से जहां उत्तराखंड के युवाओं को रोजगार के बेहतर विकल्प मिलेंगे, वहीं प्रदेश की तरक्की के रास्ते भी खुलेंगे।

उपरोक्त विचार प्रमुख सचिव उद्योग पीसी शर्मा ने सीआईआई के तत्वावधान में आयोजित 'एमएसएमई कान्क्लेव' में व्यक्त किए। राजपुर रोड स्थित होटल में आयोजित सम्मेलन में वे बतौर मुख्य वक्ता बोल रहे थे। उन्होंने उद्यमियों को पर्वतीय क्षेत्रों के लिए प्रदेश सरकार द्वारा लागू विशेष औद्योगिक नीति-2008 के तहत दी जा रही विभिन्न रियायतों की जानकारी दी। कन्फेडेरशन ऑफ इंडियन इंडस्ट्रीज की उत्तराखंड काउंसिल के चेयरमैन दिनेश जैन ने कहा कि विकास में छोटे व मझोले उद्योगों की भूमिका को नकारा नहीं जा सकता। छोटे उद्यमियों में आम धारणा है कि सीआईआई सिर्फ बड़े उद्योगों की मदद करता है, जबकि ऐसा नहीं है। उद्योगपति एस. फारूख ने भी विचार रखे। कार्यक्रम में सीजीटीएमएसई के डीजीएम बुद्ध प्रकाश, एनएसआईसी के डीजीएम राजेश बत्रा, सीआरआईएसआईएल के मैनेजर विशाल जुत्सी, सिडबी के डीजीएम एनएस गोवान, आरबीआई के एजीएम अंजनी मिश्रा, जीटीजेड के एम.प्रभाकर ने उद्यमियों को उनके संस्थानों की ओर से प्रदान की जाने वाली वित्तीय व मार्केटिंग योजनाओं की जानकारी दी। इससे पहले कार्यक्रम में मुख्य अतिथि प्रमुख सचिव उद्योग पीसी शर्मा ने 'डेवलपमेंट स्टै्रटिजी फार हिल डिस्ट्रिक्ट ऑफ उत्तराखंड' पर तैयार रिपोर्ट जारी की। इस मौके पर सीआईआई व एनएसआईसी के मध्य आपसी सहमति पर एक समझौते पर भी हस्ताक्षर किए गए। सम्मेलन में अपर निदेशक उद्योग एससी नौटियाल, सीआईआई के राकेश ओबराय, जेबी बत्रा आदि उपस्थित थे।

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These are the fresh photos of Khadia Mines in Reema Area of Bageshwar Disst.






Photos have been provided by Keshav Bhatt Journalist from Bageshwar Disst.

 

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