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Q 1 What is the one thing that you wish for the benefit of your industry segment? A I would like that the raw material sourcing issue for both coking / non-coking coal and iron ore is settled with all the road blocks cleared. This would pave the way for investment in mining exploration, availability …
First Full Steel Office Building in Anandapur, Kolkata Kolkata, November 30, 2014: Institute for Steel Development and Growth (INSDAG) today inaugurated the first steel building “ISPAT PRAGATI BHAWAN” in Kolkata. Mr Sajjan Jindal, President of INSDAG and Chairman & Managing Director of JSW Steel Ltd. inaugurated the building. The four-storey steel building in Anandapur, …
Sushim Banerjee, as DG, INSDAG, has the onerous task of improving the steel consumption of the Nation so that it can well and truly keep its tryst with economic destiny. An economist of rare insight, he has behind him a distinguished career with the steel maker of the Nation and is universally respected not only …
The year 2012-13 was an extremely challenging year for the global steel industry. With the falling trend in demand from the major consuming sectors like infrastructure, machine building, automobile, household appliances and other processing industries, the steel industry also passed through upward prices in iron ore, coking coal and scrap, resulting thereby a declining trend …
Kolkata, September 20, 2013: Rapidly changing developments in the field of civil engineering have generated the need for young and trained engineers particularly in the research and development area. Fulfilling this need, at least partially, is a national-level competition organized by INSDAG (Institute for Steel Development and Growth), a non-profit making body established by the …
Kolkata, September, 2013: Rapidly changing developments in the field of civil engineering have generated the need for young and trained engineers particularly in the research and development area. Fulfilling this need, at least partially, is a national-level competition organized by INSDAG (Institute for Steel Development and Growth), a non-profit making body established by the Ministry …
Q 1. Prices of vital inputs – Coal and Iron Ore have gone up steeply. The falling Rupee too is making cost of steel production go up to unmanageable levels. Producers are already feeling the resistance as they try to pass on the cost to consumers. Where, according to you is the Indian Steel market …
The Institute of Steel Development and Growth (INSDAG) the apex body dedicated to spreading awareness about the consumption and production of steel in India has helped create a documentary film christened “Steel : with you, all through”. The 28 minute film directed by Asha Samsi and created by R. N. Productions not only traces the …
Q1. What percent of the steel projects that were kicked off with such fun fare a few years back are now stalled? What are the prospects of these stalled projects seeing the light of the day, at least in the near to medium term? Q2. What, according to you will be India’s steel …
Q.1 With Queensland flooded – Xstrata has invoked force majeure – how do you expect Coking Coal prices to move in the near future? A. The flooding of coking coal mines in Australia has been a regular phenomenon for the last few years and the coking coal mines have periodically invoked force majeure in their …