Why Vietnamese steel makes Indian industry uneasy
Last week, the Bureau of Indian Standards issued a licence to Vietnamese steel manufacturer and exporter Formosa Ha Tinh
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Last week, the Bureau of Indian Standards issued a licence to Vietnamese steel manufacturer and exporter Formosa Ha Tinh
India recently became a net importer of finished steel, endangering the country's industry independence and, potentially, affecting steel costs.
India's steel imports have surged, leading to concerns about its self-reliance and the potential impact on steel costs.
The court of Chief Judicial Magistrate, Garhwa Kumar Vipul sentenced four year imprisonment to three accused, on Tuesday. Court also imposed a fine of Rs. 10 thousand to each accused under Arms Act. The three persons sentenced to imprisonment were identified as Ravi Tiwari, Atul Dhar Dubey
Dream run for steel sector likely to continue on back of favourable factors: Ranjan Dhar, chief marketing officer, AM/NS India : Rashtra News A: Exports are inversely proportional to domestic demand. As we continue to see a strong recovery in domestic demand, we expect lower levels of exports in the coming months.Indian steel sector has been