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November – December 2015 Rs. 45.00VOL. VIII NO. 2

Indo–China News (Nov. - Dec. 2015) VOL. VIII NO. 2


Collaborative Innovation

& Investment Conference

2016

INDIA-CHINA TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTRE

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As civilizations with historical legacy of scientific and technological achievements spanning centuries, India andChina have been engaged in pursuit of scientific and technological achievements and innovations, both individuallyas well as bilaterally and multilaterally. There had been contacts between the Indian and Chinese scientists onissues of scientific interest much before the formalized agreement for cooperation in the field of science andtechnology inked between the two countries

The Conference aims to create the framework for an open and action-oriented dialogue between the top businessand Government leaders and researchers from both countries. The agenda of the Conference would focus onspecific sectors where opportunities exist for Indian and Chinese companies for Technology Transfer, CollaborativeInnovation and Investment.

Policy Makers, Government officials, Domain Experts, Industrialist,Academia,

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• Current Technology Transfer Eco system

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from China

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The technical sessions provide entrepreneurs an opportunity to understand technology transfer and collaborationecosystem; showcase available technologies, explain why it's valuable and discuss the subsequent steps tocommercialization.

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DYES, ELECTRONICS & ELECTRICALS,

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Friends!

Taking an overview of theprevious economic session, thebilateral trade between India-China in 2015 amounted to USD71.64 billion and registered amarginal increase compared toUSD 70.59 in 2014.

Indian exports continued to decline due to numerousreasons like- fall in the export of iron ore , a decreasingdemand in view of China's slowdown as well asrestrictions on exports. The export decline was alsoattributed to a rising dollar which according to the Indianexporters, is having a negative impact on their profits.The deficit issues continue to be a point of discussionbetween the two countries and thus India is pressingChina to open up more of its markets to IT andPharmaceuticals, which are our main strengths. Both thecountries agreed to form a special task force during thevisit of the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, to Beijing inMay last year, to review the deficit issue.

India and China have both decided to undertake a jointstudy on the impact of regional trade agreement, a first ofits kind effort by both the nations. This move also signalsthe growing ties between the two economies on theeconomic issues. The study will be conducted jointly bythe NITI Aayog and China’s Development ResearchCentre.

We must boost all-round cooperation, especially industrialcooperation. China can participate in "Make in India" bybuilding more joint industrial parks, incubation centersand manufacturing bases. With mature technology andrich experience, China can join Indian counterparts inbuilding railways, highways, ports and smart city projects.We should invite more and more Chinese Companies tojoin us in R&D and share applicable technologies with theIndian Companies.

China is planning to give a significant push to the jointbusiness and educational tourism in India & China in2016, which is being celebrated as the “China-IndiaTourism year”. Prime Minister Narendra Modi andChinese President Xi Jinping, during his visit to India in2014, had agreed to collaborate on the tourism front inorder to “reinforce the foundation of general goodwillamong the public”. And those collaborations are nowtaking shape.

We wish a great success to all our members for the Year2016 and look forward to welcoming the visitingdelegation from China in the coming month.

Vijay Kant Mishra

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Li Yuanchao Held Talks with Indian VicePresident Hamid Ansari

Vice President Li Yuanchao held talks withIndian Vice President Hamid Ansari atHyderabad House in New Delhi on November 6local time.

Li Yuanchao said that ten years after hisprevious visit to India, India has impressed himwith great vitality of the society, remarkableachievements of development and fullconfidence of the people. Indian people are fullof expectation for China-India relations which isquite inspiring for us in the development ofbilateral friendship.

Li Yuanchao said that recent years haswitnessed the heartening growth of China-Indiarelationship. During President Xi Jinping's visitto India and Prime Minister Modi's visit to China,leaders of the two countries reached broadconsensus on developing China-India relationsThe China-India relationship enjoys greatpotential for development and broad space ofcooperation, and deserves the unremittingdevotion of the two sides.

Concrete efforts shall be made to implementconsensus reached by leaders of the twocountries and take the bilateral relationship to anew high. Efforts shall be made to maintain themomentum of high-level exchanges so as tolead the bilateral relationship. Efforts shall be

made to enhance strategic and economicdialogues and financial talks, speed upcooperation in major projects such as railwaysand industrial parks, and scale up two-waytrade and investment. Efforts shall be made toexpand cultural exchanges, and encouragepersonnel exchanges as the two countrieschoose each other as destinations of the yearof tourism. Efforts shall be made to properlymanage differences, maintain the momentumof boundary negotiations, and safeguard peaceand tranquility of the border areas.

Efforts shall be made to promote developmentof the region, align the Belt and Road initiativewith India's Act East policy, and boost mutualtrust and cooperation at the regional level.Efforts shall be made to strengthen China-Indiacooperation under multilateral frameworkssuch as the UN and G20, and strive for positiveoutcomes of the Paris Climate Conference.

Vice President Ansari said that mutual visits byPrime Minister Modi and President Xi Jinpinghave brought India and China closer. VicePresident Li Yuanchao came to India with theamity of the Chinese on the occasion of the65th anniversary of bilateral ties.

Ansari said that closer cooperation betweensuch major countries as India and China willhelp realize the dream of an Asian century. Thetwo sides forged a more closely-knitpartnership of development during President XiJinping's visit to India, demonstrating the greatpotential of bilateral relations and meeting theneeds of India and China as major developingcountries. The Indian side will press ahead withits cooperation with China in industrial parks,railways and other areas, increase two-waytrade and cultural exchanges, enhancecommunication and coordination in multilateralinstitutions and properly manage differencesby accommodating each other's wishes andconcerns.

Source:http://www.fmprc.gov.cn/mfa_eng/zxxx_662805/t1312930.shtml


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Trade Shows and Events Up to March 2016

CHINA

Agriculture & Forestry Events

Apparel & Clothing Events

China International Seed Trade Exhibition

China (Guangzhou) Intl Agricultural and ForestryMachinery Fair

China International Hosiery Purchasing Expo

Intertextile ShanghaiApparel Fabrics - Spring Edition

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This event showcases products likeCrop seed, vegetable seed, flower seed, Pasture andgrass seed, wood seed, Seed coating agent, seedfertilizer, seed treatment formulation etc. in theAgriculture & Forestry industry.

This event showcases products likepower tiller, sprayer, harvest machine, tractor, dieselengine, irrigation product, transmission shaft, types andrubber tracks, garden machine and other product in theAgriculture & Forestry, Hand, Machine& Garden Toolsindustries. As the professional and famous businesstrade show in China, GAFF attract lots of eyes With theexcellent exhibitors.

This event showcases product fromApparel & Clothing, Lifestyle & Fashion and Fashionindustries. Profile for exhibit includes - manufacturersfrom all sectors of the textile machinery industry,garment making industry, testing services, software etc.

Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics isa comprehensive platform to showcase your supremeapparel fabrics and accessories. There are lots ofbusiness chances to meet potential customer, explorenew market opportunities, learn about next season'strends, and add value to your business. It is currentlyone of the biggest and most comprehensive apparelfabric and accessories exhibitions in the world. Withboth the spring and autumn shows in Shanghai, thisprovides an excellent opportunity for overseassuppliers to build stronger relationships in the regionand increase their presence in the market.

09-03-2016 to 11-03-2016

18-03-2016 to 20-03-2016

01-03-2016 to 03-03-2016

16-03-2016 to 18-03-2016

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Shanghai New International Expo Centre, Shanghai,China

Guangzhou International Sourcing Centre, Guangzhou,China

Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Centre,Shanghai, China

National Exhibition and Convention Centre, Shanghai,China

Automotive Events

Building Construction Events

Chemicals & Dyes Events

Computer Hardware & Software Events

China International Auto Accessories Electronics,Tuning & Care Products Expo

Auto Maintenance & Repair

China International Building Technologies, BuildingMaterials & Construction Equipment Exposition

China International Exhibition for Coating & Paints

International Conference on Science, Technology,Engineering and Management

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25-02-2016 to 28-02-2016

03-03-2016 to 06-03-2016

09-03-2016 to 11-03-2016

16-03-2016 to 19-03-2016

08-03-2016

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This event showcases products like autotuning services and products, auto care products, carcare products, car maintenance services, repairs, autoparts and tools, safety management requirements andessentials and allied products and services, demands amust visit etc. in theAutomotive industry.

This event showcases product fromAutomotive, Industrial Products, Scientific Instruments,Railway, Shipping & Aviation Products, BusinessServices, Logistics & Transportation industries.

Event Profile:This event will showcase various productsfrom the industries like Building Materials, BuildingTechnologies and Systems, Build & Construct Sectors.

This event showcases products likecoating services, wallpaper, wall decoration materialsand services, flooring and ceiling, paints, floor coveringservices and materials and other décor items etc. in theChemicals & Dyes, Industrial Products industries.

The International Conference onScience, Technology, Engineering and Management,organized by the ISER will take place on 8th March2016 at the Tibet Hotel, Chengdu in Chengdu, China.The conference will cover areas like AdvancedChemistry, Advanced Physics, Applications ofComputation as a Scientific Paradigm.

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China International Exhibition Center, Beijing, China

New China International Exhibition Centre, Beijing, China


China New International Exhibition Centre, Beijing, China

Tibet Hotel Chengdu, Chengdu, China


International Conference on Wireless and OpticalCommunications

International Auto Motor & Electrical ApplianceExhibition

China International Explosion Protection ElectricTechnology & Equipment Exhibition

Aluminum, Window, Door and Facade Expo

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12-03-2016 to 14-03-2016

25-02-2016 to 27-02-2016

29-03-2016 to 31-03-2016

08-03-2016 to 10-03-2016

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The conference will cover areas likeWireless Communications and Mobile ComputingCommunication and Information Theory Computer andNetwork Security Cross-Layer Optimized WirelessNetworks and Optimization of Wireless CommunicationNetworks Vehicular Communication TechnologyOptical Networking Technologies Optical Switching andNetwork Elements Optical Transmission Technologies.

This upcoming event has beenscheduled to be held in China and will be continuing forthe duration of three days. Apart from latest industrialtechnology, current market trends and developmentsthe exhibition includes advanced marketing productsand services and some of the major categories includeauto air conditioning motors, wiper motors, windowregulator motors, instrumentation forward motors, fanmotors, hub motor, motor vehicles and so much more.

This event showcases products likeexplosion-proof weighing apparatuses, variousexplosion-proof products, explosion-proof gas testinginstruments, gas purification explosion-proof systems,explosion-proof air-conditioning refrigeration systemsetc. in the Electronics & Electrical Goods, Petroleum,Oil& Gas industries.

The Aluminum, Window, Door andFacade Expo is an exclusive event that pays tribute toan array of aluminum, aluminum products andmaterials, doors and windows, building glasses, glassequipments, aluminum equipments, façade systemsand services, hardware, sun shading windowsystems,packaging materials, door servicing andmaintenance products, window maintenance materialsand other products and services. It is quite a popularevent among the regular attendees for displaying latesttechnologies and products in the aluminum, doors andwindows and facade industry.

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Hangzhou, China

China Import and Export Fair Pazhou Complex,Guangzhou, China

Beijing, China

Poly World Trade Expo Center, Guangzhou, China

Electronics & Electrical Goods Events

Furniture Events

China International Furniture Fair

Personal Care & Homecare Ingredients

China Green Textile Summit

China International Building Decorations & MaterialsExhibition

Medtec China

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18-03-2016 to 22-03-2016

01-03-2016 to 03-03-2016

14-03-2016 to 15-03-2016

16-03-2016 to 19-03-2016

16-03-2016 to 17-03-2016

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Gems & Jewelry Events

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This event showcases products likehome furniture, home decor products, home textileproducts, outdoor furniture, leisure and luxury furniture,office furniture and other varieties and class of furnitureetc. in the Furniture industry.

This event showcases products likemanufacturers and ingredient suppliers from all overthe world, and provides a quality platform for sourcingnew ingredients, gaining insight into global trends,andnetworking with world-class experts etc. In theCosmetics and Beauty Products, Gems & Jewelry,Home Furnishings & Home Textiles, Real EstateAgents, Lifestyle & Fashion, Wedding & Bridalindustries etc.

The conference will feature Distributors,Law Firm, Consultation, Certifier from various sectorslike Apparel, Home Textile, Chemical FiberManufacturers, Textile Machinery Manufacturers,Textile Machinery Accessories, Textile Chemicals,Logistics etc.

This event showcases products likebuilding materials and engineering services, homebuilding materials, building equipments andmachineries, tools and parts, cement products, gypsumproducts, building intelligent services, interior design,architectural design services etc. in the BuildingConstruction, Home Furnishings & Home Textiles,Architecture & Designing, Real Estate Agents,Household Consumables, Household Servicesindustries.

This event showcases products likeplenty of medtech material research advances out there

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China Import & Export Fair Pazhou Complex,Guangzhou, China

Shanghai New International Expo Centre, Shanghai,China

Shanghai Marriott Hotel Hongqiao, Shanghai, China

New China International Exhibition Centre, Beijing, China

Home Furnishing & Home Textiles Events

Medical & Pharmaceutical Events


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that could change the game, from biodegradableorthopedic materials to shape memory polymers, resinheating, profiling and cooling, diagnostics industry,medial products, ivd technology & much more etc. in theDrugs & Medicines, Hospitals & Medical Equipments,Medical & Pharmaceutical industries.

This event showcases products likemedical applications, surgical suture materials andadhesives, hygienic material and surgical dressing,diagnostic reagent, medical X-ray film and bone repairmaterials etc. in the Hospitals & Medical Equiptments,Medical & Pharmaceutical industries.

The conference will cover areas likeMetal Bulletin Events is the market leader forinternational steel and metals conferences.MetalBulletin conferences provide a unique opportunity foryou to promote your products and services to the metalsmarketplace.

This event showcases products likegear pumps, transmission products, hydrauliccomponents, cold drawn cylinders, pneumaticcomponents, to that of system development gearsassociated with this field etc. in the Power, RenewableEnergy & Energy Conservation industry.

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Great China International Exchange Centre, Shenzhen,China

Grand Gongda Jianguo Hotel, Beijing, China

Jinan International Convention & Exhibition Centre,Jinan, China


International Medical Instruments and EquipmentExhibition

China Iron Ore

China International Power Transmission & ControlTechnology Jinan Exhibition

Clean Energy Expo China

Wenzhou International Plastics Machinery, MaterialsExhibition

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25-03-2016 to 27-03-2016

01-03-2016 to 03-03-2016

02-03-2016 to 04-03-2016

29-03-2016 to 31-03-2016

11-03-2016 to 13-03-2016

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Venue: China National Convention Center (CNCC), Beijing, China

Minerals, Metals & Ores Events

Power & Renewable Energy Events

Plastic & Plastic Products Events

Clean Energy Expo China is a UniqueExhibition which will promote the show with its influenceand expertise in China's renewable energy industry. Theexpo will offer international support with its global salesnetwork and international exhibition management.

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This event showcases products likeinternational platform where plastic machineries,plastic products, plastic machinery parts andequipments, plastic raw materials, plastic processingmachinery and other equipments are showcased. Theevent stands apart owing to the quality and standard ofproducts and services etc. in the Plant, Machinery &Equipment, Plastic & Plastic Products industries.

The conference will cover areas likedeveloping trend of plastic molding design.Plasticmolding technology and mold design.Application ofnew material in product design.

This event showcases products like thelatest Technological Advancements, Products,Services in the Field ofAgriculture etc. in theAgriculture& Forestry industry.

This event showcases products like foodprocessing and technology industry, potential foruplifting agricultural economy, creation of large scaleprocessed food manufacturing and food chain facilities,and the resultant generation of employment and exportearnings etc. in the Agriculture & Forestry, ComputerHardware & Software, Horticulture & Floricultureindustries.

This event showcases products likeCAD / CAM, Sewing, Knitting, Embroidery, Dyes &Chemicals, Quilting, Fusing, Laundry, Fabrics, FancyYarn, Finishing Equipment, Dyeing, Non-Woven BagMaking Machine, Cutting Printing & Packaging,Software Solutions, Spreading, Spares & Attachments,Accessories & Trims, Testing Equipment, SupportServices, HR Agencies, Trade Publications etc. in theApparel & Clothing, Knitting & Stitching industries.

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Wenzhou International Convention and ExhibitionCentre, Wenzhou, China

Shastri Maidan, Rajkot, India

Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, India

NSIC Exhibition Complex, New Delhi, India

Plastics Design and Processing Summit

Krishi Mela

Food Processing TechAsia

Garment Technology Expo

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17-03-2016 to 18-03-2016

Renaissance Shanghai Putuo Hotel, Shanghai,China

21-02-2016 to 24-02-2016

03-03-2016 to 05-03-2016

26-02-2016 to 29-02-2016

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Agriculture& Forestry Events

Apparel & Clothing Events


Automotive Events

Building Construction Events

Chemicals & Dyes Events

The International Commercial Vehicle Fair

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03 Smart Cities Summit Mumbai

Chemtech Gujrat World Expo

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18-02-2016 to 20-02-2016

23-02-2016 to 25-02-2016

10-02-2016 to 11-02-2016

10-02-2016 to 12-02-2016

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This event showcases product fromautomotive industry.The exhibitors of InternationalCommercial Vehicle Fair will include the following,Heavy Commercial Vehicle Manufacturers, MediumCommercial Vehicle Manufacturers, Light CommercialVehicle Manufacturers, Chassis manufacturers,Specialty Commercial Vehicle Manufacturers, Busmanufacturers, Coach and Truck body builders,C o m p o n e n t m a n u f a c t u r e r s , S p a r e p a r t smanufacturers,Accessories manufacturers etc.

This event showcases product fromAutomotive, Logistics & Transportation, Railway,Shipping & Aviation industries.Profile for exhibitincludes Services for freight companies, Transportterminals, Services for transportation, Aircraftmanufacturers, Forwarding and freight services,Customs services, Research and development inlogistics and transportation, Trucks, carts and transportequipment, Cranes, lifting equipment, elevators,Warehousing technique, ships, aeroplanes, Mountingmachines and equipment, Information and controlsystems.

Smart Cities Summit will bring togetherall government and private captains to deliberate on theopportunities, challenges and solutions in developingsmarter technologies for building sustainable, livableand efficient cities in India.

The CHEMTECH WORLD EXPO is afair that is dedicated to the chemical industry and standsapart by the presence of laboratory chemicals, specialtychemicals, organic and inorganic chemicals,agrochemicals, chemical products and compounds,polymers, chemical processes and equipment,chemical manufacturing and all services associatedwith it. The fair aims to revolutionize the chemicalindustry and includes all that is connected with

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CODISSIATrade Fair Complex, Coimbatore, India

Grand Hyatt Mumbai, Mumbai, India

Taj President Hotel, Mumbai, India

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biotechnology, environment and pharmacy. It isconsidered as the second largest global event for thechemical processing industry etc. in the Chemicals &Dyes industry.

This event showcases products likeIndustrial & agricultural inputs covering a range of basicchemicals including organic inorganic agrochemicals,dyes and dyestuff, polymers, masterbatches paints,printng inks, glues, pigments, varnishes, alliedproducts, guar gum powder, tamarind kernel powder,medicinal herbs/extracts, aleuritic acid and many moreetc. in the Chemicals & Dyes, Plastic & Plastic Productsindustries.

The conference will cover areas likeElectrical Engineering, Communication Engineering,Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering andManagement and many more…

The conference will cover areas likeArtificial Intelligence, Big DataAnalysis, Security Issuesin Big Data.

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Gujarat University Exhibition Hall,Ahmedabad, India

HOTELTRINITY ISLE, Bangalore, India

New Delhi, India

New Delhi, India

11-03-2016 to 12-03-2016

Chennai, India

Chemicals and Plastic Exhibition

International Conference on Electrical ElectronicsComputer Science Management and MechanicalEngineering

International Conference on Computational TechniquesInInformaitonAnd Communication Technologies

India Electronics Expo

International Conference on Advances in Recent Trendsin Electrical and Electronics

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20-03-2016 to 22-03-2016

Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, India

15-02-2016

11-03-2016 to 13-03-2016

11-02-2016 to 12-02-2016

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Computer Hardware & Software Events

Electronics & Electrical Goods Events

This event showcases products likeautomation equipments, mobile technology,electronics, communication systems, powerequipments associated with this field etc. in theElectronics & Electrical Goods industry.

The conference will cover areas likeRadio Engineering, Telecommunications, ControlSystems, Signal Processing and SystemsEngineering.


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Gems & Jewelry Events

Medical & Pharmaceutical Events

India International Jewellery Show

Gem & Jewellery India International Exhibition

Home Interior Fair

Mega Home & Decor Expo, Ranchi

Bangalore India Bio

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05-02-2016 to 08-02-2016

18-03-2016 to 20-03-2016

13-02-2016 to 15-02-2016

Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai, India

27-02-2016 to 07-03-2016

09-02-2016 to 11-02-2016

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India International Jewellery Show isprestigious fashion jewelry show which aims inproviding the finest range of jewels designed by thewell-known personalities. This show is the best onewhich is known to be the ultimate platform for thejewelry industries where the exhibitors get to exploretheir business strategies. Over the years, this show isthe most visited jewelry show which demonstrates thebest and exclusive range of jewelry items.

The Gem & Jewellery India InternationalExhibition is home to an array of products that includesfine finished jewelries, gemstone manufacturingservices, pearl manufacturing services, silvermanufacturing services, diamond manufacturingservices, machineries and equipments for makingjewellery, packaging materials, display materials,software and allied products as well as related productsand survives.

This event showcases products like omeappliances such as floral, lighting, furniture, electronics,gift items, beds, mats, garments, fashion jewelry,curtains, fitness products and much more etc. in theHome Furnishings & Home Textiles industry.

This event showcases products likepipes and fittings, Bath and sanitation, Earth moversand haulage equipment, Railway construction andmaintenance and more etc. in the Home Furnishings &Home Textiles industry.

This event showcases products like BioPharma, Bio Agri and Bio Services, identify challenges

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Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, India

Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai, India

Morabadi Ground, Ranchi, India

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and opportunities etc. in the Medical & Pharmaceuticalindustry.

The conference will cover areas likeExchange ideas on newest vaccine development andtechnologies through 20+ real-life case studies,manufacturing technologies, solutions and equipmentshowcased at the exhibition.

The main purpose of the Asian MiningCongress Conference and this great conference willprovide you the huge platform in which all theparticipants of the conference can meet and interactwith the senior and delegates with whom you all canalso share your own new ideas, experience, and viewsface to face in any topic related to this conference. It willbe very useful and beneficial and useful for your futureuse as this will be for the development of your basicknowledge about the Asian Mining Congress and thisconference will deliberate and exchange the views onthe key issues for the mining & allied sectors.

This event showcases products likeDecentralized Solar Thermal, Green Transportation /Electric Vehicles - Evs / Hvs, Power Generation andUtility, R&D and Low Carbon Technologies (LCTs etc. inthe Power & Renewable Energy, Solar Energyindustries.

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The LalitAshok, Bangalore, India

Hyderabad, India

Hyatt Regency Kolkata, Kolkata, India

Visakhapatnam, India

Raja Rajeshwari College of Engineering, Bangalore,India.

Annual Vaccine World Summit

6thAsian Mining Congress

International Conference on Renewable EnergyTechnologies

International Conference on Power, Circuit andInformation Technologies (ICPCIT 2015)

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09-03-2016 to 10-03-2016

24-02-2016 to 26-02-2016

13-02-2016 to 14-02-2016

25-03-2016 to 26-03-2016

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Power & Renewable Energy Events

Event Profile: The conference will cover areas likeSoft Computing Applications in Power Systems,FACTS Devices - Applications in Power System,Switchgear and Protection Power Quality Issues andSolutions Smart Grid Green and Renewable energytechnology Optimization techniques in ElectricalSystems.


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Mr. Li Yuanchao, Vice President of the People’sRepublic of China meets PM

Mr. Li Yuanchao, Vice President of the People'sRepublic of China met Prime Minister Shri NarendraModi today.

The Prime Minister warmly recalled the visit ofPresident Xi Jinping to India last year, and his own visitto China in May this year.

The Prime Minister said that there is tremendouspotential for India and China to grow their economic anddevelopmental partnership. He highl ightedopportunities in Railways, Smart Cities, Infrastructureand Urban Transport for cooperation between India andChina.

The Prime Minister welcomed the increased level ofinvestments from China to India and expressed hopethat the growth in the number of Chinese tourists visitingIndia will continue. He said that the ancient cultural tiesbetween India and China are a catalyst for growth ofstronger people to people relations.

The Prime Minister and Mr. Li Yuanchao agreed thatpeaceful, cooperative and stable relations betweenIndia and China are vital for regional and global peaceand prosperity.

India and China have decided to undertake a joint studyon the impact of regional trade agreements, a first of itskind effort by the two Asian rivals, a senior official hassaid.

The move also signals growing ties on economic issuesbetween the two Asian giants. The study will beconducted jointly by the NITI Aayog and China'sDevelopment Research Centre (DRC). The deal toundertake the joint study was signed during the recentvisit of NITI Aayog officials to China. "When I went to

Source: PIB

India, China to study regional trade pacts

China we had a very good meeting with the president ofDRC and we agreed that we will jointly do a study on theimpact of the mega regional trade arrangements thatare being formed — how the TPP (Trans Pacificpartnership) that the United States has signed with 11other countries is going to impact us," ArvindPanagariya, vice chairman of NITIAayog told TOI.

"Whether India and China should try to join thoseagreements? Should India and China speed up theirown efforts at something like the RCEP (RegionalComprehensive Economic Partnership)? There are aset of questions which we would look up in this jointwork," said Panagariya. In recent months, India andChina have collaborated on several key issue includingat the ministerial meeting of the WTO in Nairobi.

A group of 47 countries — including India, China, SouthAfrica and host Kenya — had come together to arguethat the Doha Development Round should remain firmlyon WTO's agenda and had attempted to block moves byadvanced countries led by the US to focus on "newissues".

The rise of plurilateral trade agreements such as TPP,comprising a dozen countries led by the US, are asource of concern for developing countries such asIndia as they go beyond the WTO agreements in areassuch as intellectual property rights. This has raisedfears of adverse impact on access to medicines, giventhe weak patent rules that are proposed. Similarly, theagreement on investment is loaded in favour ofdeveloped countries.

Premier Li Keqiang presided over a meeting regardingdrafting the outline of the 13th Five-Year Plan, stressingthat the draft work should be in line with newdevelopment ideas that promote economic upgradesand social progress.

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On the basis of new development ideas that featureinnovation, coordination, green development,openness, and sharing, the draft work should lay a solidfoundation for the nation to keep medium-to-higheconomic growth in the next five years, Premier Li saidafter listening to National Development and ReformCommission’s report on the draft work of the 13th Five-Year Plan.

Premier Li stressed that development is the top priorityof the plan and the draft work should be visionary andapplicable.

The Premier emphasized structural reform, especiallysupply-side reform, to create new driving forces andupgrade traditional driving forces through massentrepreneurship and innovation, urbanization andregional developmental coordination.

Information technology should be integrated with theeconomic and social development as the “Internet Plus”and “Made in China 2025” strategies can promote rapiddevelopment of the manufacturing industry, strategicemerging industries, and service industry, he noted.

He also stressed the plan should be able to improvepeople’s well-being, secure employment and alleviatepoverty.

The 13th Five-Year Plan is an overall development planfor the world’s second largest economy in the next fiveyears starting from 2016.

Smart City Plans for 95 cities received in the Ministry ofUrban Development have thrown up a variety of visionstatements ranging from becoming clean and green tobeing a multi-functional tribal hub.

Source:http://english.gov.cn/premier/news/2015/12/31/content_281475264062447.htm

Smart City Plans throw up a range ofvision statements

Most of the cities aspire to be clean and green; others toleverage heritage and other unique features

Stimulating economic development and inclusivitycommon aim

Aligarh to promote communal harmony; NDMC toemerge as a global bench mark capital city

Dahod to be a multi-functional tribal hub; Ludhiana to bebicycle capital

Vizag to be a healthy metropolis; Lucknow to be clean,green and efficient

A perusal of Smart City Plans of 50 cities revealed that11 cities aimed at emerging as clean, green andsustainable cities followed by 9 cities seeking toleverage rich cultural heritage legacy for stimulatingdevelopment, 8 cities stating economic growth anddevelopment upfront as the core of their vision and therest seeking to emerge as tourism hubs, port cities,education and health hubs, industrial and institutionalcentres etc., taking advantage of unique features andstrengths of respective cities. Promoting economicdevelopment, improving quality of life and enablinginclusive urbanization is mentioned as part of the visionby most of the cities.

As required under the Mission Guidelines, each of theMission Cities has formulated City Vision Statementbased on citizen consultations.

New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) in its visionstatement aimed at emerging as the global bench markfor a capital city.

Aligarh (UP) envisaged becoming an economicallyvibrant, environment-friendly smart city whileconserving heritage and culture, by promotingcommunal harmony and sustainable urbaninfrastructure.

Dahod (Gujarat) sought to emerge as a dynamic Dahodand a multi-functional activity hub for tribals.

Visakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh) seeks to be ahealthy metropolis while Warangal in neighbouringTelangana is keen to emerge as vibrant regionaleconomic hub besides being clean and green.

Lucknow is keen about emerging as a clean, green andefficient citizen centric city with a modern economy andoutlook anchored in its tradition, heritage and culturewith better quality of life.

City vision statements State-wise are also submitted.Source: PIB


Executive Vice Chairman meets with ConsulGeneral of the People’s Republic of China in

Kolkata Ma Zhanwu

India Becomes Third Largest Base for TechStartups, Digital India Helps E-commerce Go

Rural

Executive Vice Chairman Mr. V. K. Mishra met withConsul General of the People’s Republic of China inKolkata Mr. Ma Zhanwu at New Delhi on 03rdDecember 2015.

Mr. Mishra briefed him about the activities of ICTC forthe development of Bilateral Trade and Investmentbetween both the Countries. Mr. Ma discussed aboutthe different situation of the five states covered by theconsulate and the way to promote bilateral trade andinvestment through enhanced exchanges andcooperation between People’s Republic of China andthe five states.

Executive Director of ICTC Mr. Amit Pandey, ViceConsuls Ms. Li Jing and Mr. Wang Xiang joined them inthe meeting.

India is the third largest base for tech startups in theworld, according to the NationalAssociation of Softwareand Services Companies (NASSCOM). There arecurrently more than 4,100 startup enterprises in India,and industry experts note that the number of startupsare expected to rise to 11,500 by 2020.

There are over 300 million internet users in India –another 200 million are expected to come online by2017. By 2018, around 8 million Indian companies areexpected to connect and perform transactions online.However, other analysts have stated that it doesn’tmatter if India has 300 million internet users, but rather,the speed at which they will need to access data shouldbe quick.

Access to 4G, 3G or Wifi spots will need to expand ifentrepreneurs can disrupt and create new markets,particularly where information can be delivered over asmartphone. Nevertheless, the rate of startup remainspositives, with almost three to start-ups being formedevery day.

E-commerce firms are attempting to break into India’srural market in cooperation with the government’sDigital India initiative. Firms such as Flipkart, Snapdeal,Infibeam and Paytm have signed Memorandum of

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Understanding (MoU) contacts with the government toreach rural areas and villages.

The Ministry of Communications and InformationTechnology wants to connect e-commerce companieswith its common service centers (CSCs) in villages.While the government has around 100,000 CSCs, itplans to set up another 90,000 by the end of March2016. The government believes such CSC will generateemployment by developing ancillary industries such ashandicrafts and textiles, amongst others.

Paytm has suggested that CSCs can be used aspayment banks, and also for recruiting bankingexecutives in villages. Snapdeal is already helpingkhadi (hand-spun and hand-woven cloth) productmakers in Uttar Pradesh state sell their products online.Infibeam has a team to train village level entrepreneurswho are already helping with helping and dispatching ofonline orders.

The Digital India campaign hopes to connect villageswith broadband internet. Mckinsey has reported that thecountry’s GDP will be boosted by U.S. $550 billion,pushing the GDP to U.S. $1 trillion by 2025, if the thecampaign is successful.

The State Council issued a guideline on deepen reformof the commercial registration system, and once that isimplemented, enhance follow-up supervision.

Departments and governments at all levels are requiredto carry out the reform, regulate approvals inaccordance with laws and regulations and ensuretransparency, according to the guideline.

The State Administration for Industry and Commercewill be responsible for publishing a catalogue of itemsthat need approval before commercial registration, andupdate the list of items that can seek approval afterregistration.

It also asked relevant departments to perform theirduties and strengthen follow-up supervision after thereform, to avoid possible regulatory gaps.

Industry and commercial departments should informregistration applicants of the items that require approvaland departments responsible for granting approvals.They should also inform the approval departmentsabout information concerning market entities that seekefficient registration.

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All relevant departments should carry out theirdesignated duties and investigate possible problems,the guideline said.

To do so, efforts should be made to innovate thesupervision mechanisms, enhance informationexchanges and sharing and improve the creditsupervision mechanism.

According to the guideline, by the end of next year, localgovernments should complete the collection ofenterprise information to be released to the public,concerning administrative approvals and punishment.

Local governments should also, by the end of next year,realize real-time information exchanges amongindustry and commerce departments, approvaldepartments and others.

The establishment of a trans-department coordinationmechanism that punishes dishonest behavior will alsobe completed by that time.

The State Council also encouraged social participationin the supervision of market entities.

Given their significance in regulating the industry,industrial associations and chambers of commerce areencouraged to participate in follow-up supervision andshare information with local governments.

In the last few months, the growth of textile and apparelexports from India had slowed down on account ofvarious internal and external factors. Realizing theturmoil that Indian exporters were facing in globalmarkets, Shri Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Union Ministerof State for Textiles (I/C) had recommended a numberof corrective actions to the Ministry of Commerce andIndustry in consultation with industry stakeholders. Oneof the major recommendations was related to theenhancement of market coverage under MerchandiseExports from India Scheme (MEIS). The TextilesMinister would like to express gratitude to Smt. NirmalaSitharaman, Minister for Commerce and Industry, fortaking due note of the recommendations and amendingMEIS as requested. The Export Promotion Councilsand other trade bodies have also appreciated this timelyaction, which will lead to improvement of textile andapparel exports from India.

A Public Notice dated Oct 29, 2015 has been publishedby Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) regardingextension in duty incentives under the Merchandise

Source: http://english.gov.cn

Amendments in MEIS to boost textile andapparel export

Exports from India Scheme (MEIS). The duty benefitamendments as part of the allocation have beenincreased from Rs 18,000 crore to Rs 21,000 crore forMEIS. Textile and apparel sector has emerged as one ofthe major beneficiaries of the latest amendments inMEIS.

Launched in April 2015, the MEIS provided duty rewardto eligible textile and apparel categories to an extent of2% of FOB value in countries falling under Group A(Traditional markets - USA, EU-28 and Canada) and asingle country in Group B (Emerging markets) viz.Japan. Later in July 2015, the scheme was amendedwherein countries of Norway, Switzerland, Iceland andLiechtenstein were shifted from Group C (othermarkets) to Group A and 2% duty benefit was providedfor fabric exports to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

Despite these additions, many important markets foryarn, fabrics, made-ups and garments like LatinAmerican countries, Russia and CIS countries, Turkey,etc. remained uncovered for duty reward. Indian textileand apparel exporters had been demanding morecomprehensive market coverage to set off thedisadvantage that they faced due to factors such as lackof FTAs with EU and USA, and higher interest andpower rates than competing countries. The recentamendment in MEIS has addressed these concerns ofindustry, thereby improving industry sentiments.

In the recent amendment, the country coverage for alleligible textile and apparel categories has beenextensively extended. Eligible categories under HSCode Chapters 50 to 63 are now eligible for duty rewardof 2% to all countries of Group B, Group C and Group Acountries. This means that the duty reward is nowavailable to textile exporters in any country globally. Foreligible apparel and made-ups categories under HSCode Chapters 61 to 63, the duty reward has beenextended to all Group B countries in addition to Group Acountries. Group B comprises of 140 countries coveringimportant emerging apparel and made-up markets likeSouth Africa, Russia, China and Hong Kong, East andWest African countries, etc. Incentives in theseadditional markets would prove extremely beneficial toexporters.

The State Council has approved the establishment ofan inter-ministerial conference system on China’sexhibition industry to promote the development andreform of the sector.

The group’s brief will be to reinforce the establishmentand implementation of the sector’s development

Source: PIB

State Council approves system to promoteexhibition industry


strategy, plans, policies and regulations, said a StateCouncil statement.

It will also help promote the industry to be more market-oriented, professional, internationalized, branding andinformation-based within China.

The organization will involve 14 ministries andinstitutions, including the Ministry of Commerce,National Development and Reform Commission, StateAdministration for Industry and Commerce and GeneralAdministration of Quality Supervision, Inspection andQuarantine.

The State Council issued a circular to support theongoing reform of mass entrepreneurship andinnovation and the Internet Plus initiative with fourmeasures: popular entrepreneurship, crowd-sourcing,collective support for small and micro businesses andstart-ups, and crowd-funding.

The four measures are in fact the platforms that thegovernment is trying to build to support popularentrepreneurship and innovation and the Internet Plusinitiative, which will inject more dynamism andinnovation into the economy.

According to the State Council, the four measures willwork together to create a better environment andopportunities for the market, optimizing allocation ofresources and providing new platforms for popularentrepreneurship and innovation.

Aimed at gathering innovation resources from societyand lowering costs for innovation, popularentrepreneurship is one of the important measures toattract and support individual intellectuals. It does thisby integrating science park and business incubatorswith Internet platforms and encouraging leadingInternet technology companies to provide openplatforms for small and micro businesses and start-ups.

Crowd-sourcing is a method that enterprises andinstitutions use to outsource businesses or operationsto smaller companies or individuals with the help ofInternet technology so that efficiency will be improvedand costs will be cut.

Collective efforts will be made to jointly support smalland micro businesses and start-ups. According to theState Council, universities and scientific researchinstitutions will be encouraged to open scientificresearch facilities for small and micro businesses and


Measures to support entrepreneurshipand innovation

start-ups and large and medium enterprises will beencouraged to support them by establishing openplatforms and sharing resources. Also, open-sourcecommunities, developer communities, resource-sharing platforms, donating platforms andentrepreneurship salons will be encouraged to build upmass support for entrepreneurship and innovation.

Crowd-funding also is a significant measure to supportpopular entrepreneurship and innovation by raisingfunds from society via the Internet to meet financingneeds for small and micro businesses and start-ups.

To carry out the measures, supporting financial and taxpolicies will be implemented and a better marketenvironment will be created with appropriateregulations, the State Council’s circular said.

In our extended neighbourhood, India’s relations withChina acquired a new stability and added economic andstrategic content. Building upon the State Visit ofPresident Xi to India in September last year, PM Modiundertook a three-city tour of China, which was uniquein many ways. PM’s visit was preceded by that of EAM’svisit to Beijing in February that saw the launch of the‘Visit India Year’ in China and extensive discussionswith the Chinese leadership on a host of bilateral andregional issues.

Blending diplomacy, culture, business and geopolitics,the May 14-16 visit forged a new narrative of “majorpowers” engagement and placed the burgeoningrelations between India and China as central to therealisation of an emerging Asian century. In a raregesture, Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomed PrimeMinister Modi in Xi'an, the first time President Xi hosteda visiting foreign leader in his ancestral province. Therenewed vitality in India-China relations was reflected inthe signing of 24 agreements in diverse areas, rangingfrom infrastructure, smart cities and railways to culture,skill development, space and climate change.

Intensifying diplomatic engagement across thespectrum, the two sides decided to hold regular summitmeetings and agreed to open new consulates inChengdu and Chennai. PM Modi’s emphasis oncooperative federalism in the arena of foreign policywas reflected in the launch of the first-of-its kindState/Provincial Leaders’ Forum that will facilitategreater interaction between states and provinces of thetwo countries.


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What set apart the summit-level interaction was the“candour” and “constructive” approach to alloutstanding issues, including the decades-longboundary question. Building on China’s pledge of $20billion investment in India for the next five years, whichwas unveiled during the Chinese president’s visit toIndia in September 2014, India and China signedbusiness deals worth $22 billion even as the Chineseleadership assured to bridge the trade deficit byproviding more market access to Indian IT and pharmacompanies. Positioning cultural diplomacy and people-to-people contact at the heart of the expanding India-China partnership, PM Modi announced e-visa facilityfor Chinese tourists. In cheering news for Indianpilgrims, the two sides signed an agreement thatprovides an additional route for the annual MansarovarYatra through Nathu La Pass in Sikkim, in addition to theexisting Lipulekh Pass in Uttarakhand. The visit of thePM was followed up with Home Minister’s visit to China,and visits to India by the Chinese Vice President LiYuanchao and General Fan Changlong, Vice Chairmanof the Central Military Commission.

Union Minister for Scienceand Technology and EarthSciences, Dr HarshaVardhan today unveiled asequence of researchoutcome initiatives atCSIR - Central FoodTechnological ResearchIns t i tu te (CFTRI ) inMysuru today. The Ministerlaunched the project for establishing an integratedSugarcane Juice Processing and bottling unit in thecampus.

The two tons per day plant will be commissioned in 90days which will be ‘Drive-in Plant’ for sugarcane farmersof the nearby region. CSIR-CFTRI has developed andpatented a technology for bottling sugarcane juice with4-months of shelf-life which has been commercializedby over 20 odd entrepreneurs. The beverage which isnatural with multitude of health benefits has thepotential to dominate the emerging wellness market.The unit has taken shape under the rural developmentprograms of CSIR and soon such a unit will bereplicated in association with farmers’ cooperatives and

Source: PIB

Government committed to transformIndia as a Global Hub for Wellness

Food – Says Union Minister forScience & Technology

Dr. Harsha Vardhan

SHGs in other sugarcane growing regions.

He also released carbonated fruit juice products basedon grape, apple and pomegranate with 20% fruit juices.Earlier the Prime Minister had asked multi-nationals tomix their carbonated drinks with fruit juices to help fruitfarmers of the country. Now the laboratory has comeforward with a viable process which can help thecountry towards ‘Yellow Revolution’.

“CSIR is committed to transform India as a global hubfor wellness foods” Dr. Harsh Vardhan asserted. TheMinister also inspected the facilities at the firstnutraceutical incubation centre of the country being setup at CSIR-CFTRI along with an entrepreneurs cell.The ‘Nutra-Phyto Incubation Centre & CommonInstrumentation Facility (NPIC-CIF), established in thecampus in collaboration with Government of Karnatakawould facilitate discovery and development of newproducts/innovative technologies by providing world-class laboratories, Pilot Plant facilities, analyticaltesting and safety studies for promoting entrepreneurs,SHGs and SMEs. Though start-ups are common withe-commerce and IT services, such enterprises in theareas as healthcare, agriculture, food sector and cleanenergy are just picking up.

As food alone is unable to meet all the nutritional needsof the body, supplementation with non-nutrients such asantioxidants, pre-biotics and probiotics have becomeessential. And the abilities of many nutraceuticals toinfluence chronic diseases are to be considered as agreat opportunity for the treatment. Presently, in theworld market India’s share for nutraceuticals is lessthan 1%. Large number of nutraceuticals are importedand it is highly costly. More concern is also aboutunproven health claims and benefits of these products.This proposed centre is expected to give a boost intaking the traditional and non-traditional nutraceuticalsinto global market with proven scientific evidence.

Inaugurating a One Day CEOs Meet of the food sector,at the CFTRI today, with a theme ‘catalysing Make inIndia for growth in agri-food processing’, Dr. HarshVardhan assured that the deliberations from the Meetwill be taken up in the Ministry for appropriateintervention for enabling a robust growth in foodprocessing sector. A total of 50 CEOs from leadingindustry attended the meet.As the make in India aims atincreasing the current level of food processing of 10% to25% by 2025, linkages with R&D is crucial for industryfor transforming the country as a emerging hub forfuture growth. Sessions at the Meet focused onconstraints faced by industry, enabling policy initiativesby Government, Potential for startup ventures in thissector and regulatory issues along with R&D Industrylinkages.


Dr Harshavardhan said that government will supportthe entrepreneurs in all possible ways to market theirproducts. He said that, all innovators, CSIRs and CFTRIresearchers are now focusing on sharing technologiesto reach the general public.The Minister earlier inaugurated the Centre for FoodNano Technology and the ‘Make in India Food pavilion’at CFTRI Campus. The Centre for Food NanoTechnology would help to accelerate the applications ofnanotechnology in food that have relevance in the foodindustry and consumer market at large. CSIR-CFTRI,being a pioneer institute in the area of food research,can play a significant role in developing advancedprocesses and products for nanodelivery of foodbioactive compounds with improved stability andbioavailability via nanoemulsions, solid lipidnanoparticles, liposomes or biopolymer basednanoparticles. Later addressing the media, DrHarshavardhan said that the union government iscommitted to transform India as a global hub forwellness food. Currently India processed only 2.2% ofthe total production which is far less compared to USA,Philippines and China. Almost 35% of fruits andvegetables are wasted because of the lack ofprocessing and storage capabilities. As the market forsoft drink is growing at 30% annually with a whopping25000 crores for carbonated drinks, this researchoutcome has immense possibilities in the consumersegment, said the minister who tasted the carbonateddrinks and other products which are ready to enter intothe market very soon.

The Union Cabinet, chaired by the Prime Minister ShriNarendra Modi, has given its ex-post facto approval toan MoU signed between India and its BRICS (Brazil,Russia, India, China and South Africa) counterparts forstrengthening and further developing of energy savingand energy efficiency cooperation based on theprinciples of equality and mutual benefit.

The MoU provides the following areas of cooperation inthe field of Energy Savings and Energy Efficiency:

• Joint scientific and technological research,• Conferencing and holding of lectures and seminars;• Capacity building and technology transfer;• Technology development, sharing policies and bestpractices;• Encouragement of use of energy efficient and energysaving approaches and instruments in the work of thebusiness entities of the BRICS countries, carried outwithin the BRICS countries in Consultation with the hostcountry.

Source: PIB

Memorandum of Understanding in energysaving and energy efficiency among

BRICS countries

Under the present MoU, the BRICS countries intend toexamine the practicability of development of thecomprehensive programme of cooperation in energysaving and energy efficiency promotion includingspecific common projects, applicable methods andinstruments of energy saving promotion and energyefficiency increase in their economies.

UK Continues to Occupy Top Spot Followed by USA,France and Germany amongst the Countries availingE-Tourist Visa Facility

A total of 83,501 foreign tourists arrived in the countryon E-Tourist Visa in November 2015 as compared to2,968 during the month of October, 2014 registering agrowth of 2713.4%. UK continues to occupy top spotfollowed by USA, France and Germany amongst thecountries availing E-tourist visa facility

The following are the other important highlights of E-Tourist Visa during November, 2015:

(i) During January-November, 2015 a total of 3,41,683tourist arrived on e-Tourist Visa as compared to 24,963during January-November, 2014 registering a growth of1268.8% . This high growth may be attributed tointroduction of e-Tourist Visa for 113 countries asagainst coverage of earlier TVoA scheme for 12countries.(ii) The percentage shares of top 10 source countriesavailing e-Tourist Visa facilities during November, 2015were as follows:

UK (23.93%), USA (16.33%), Russian Fed. (8.17%),France (7.64%), Germany (5.60%), Australia (4.82%),Canada (4.71%), China (3.26%), Ukraine (2.03%) andNetherlands (1.75%).

(iii) The percentage shares of top 10 ports in touristarrivals on e-Tourist Visa during November, 2015 wereas follows:

New Delhi Airport (45.04%), Mumbai Airport (17.72%),Goa Airport (14.62%), Bengaluru Airport (5.57%),ChennaiAirport (5.16%), KochiAirport (3.56%), KolkataAirport (2.27%), Hyderabad Airport (2.19%),Trivandrum Airport (1.44%) and Ahmadabad Airport(0.93%).

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E-Tourist Visa Scheme Register 2713 PerCent Growth in November

Tourist Visa on Arrival (TVoA) enabled by Electronic TravelAuthorization (ETA), presently known as E-Tourist Visascheme was launched on November 27, 2014. At presente-Tourist Visa facility is available for citizens of 113countries arriving at 16 Airports in India. E-Tourist Visa feestructure has been revised w.e.f November 03, 2015 byclubbing the 113 countries into four groups for chargingdifferential rates viz. US$ 0, US$ 25, US$ 48 and US$ 60.Bank charges have also been reduced from US$ 2 to 2.5%of the e-Tourist Visa fees.


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Premier urges less overcapacity, moreinnovation

China must put “unyielding effort” into eliminatingexcess industrial capacity to make way for new growthengines, especially mass entrepreneurship andinnovation, Premier Li Keqiang has said.

Premier Li made the remarks during the first inspectiontour of 2016 on Jan 4 and 5 in north China’s Shanxiprovince, which is known for large coal reserves andoutput.

After visiting Taiyuan Iron and Steel Group, a world-leading stainless steel producer, Premier Li said thesteel sector is suffering badly from excessiveproduction and flagging demand.

“China should put unyielding effort into restructuring byeliminating outdated capacity and forbidding theconstruction of new capacity,” he said.

Companies should take pains in enhancing technology,quality and management to expand the country’seffective supply with more quality products, the Premiersaid.

In a coal mine of Xishan Coal Electricity Group, PremierLi took a tramcar more than 300 meters underground totalk with miners and check the company’s safetyconditions.“The coal mining sector is facing hardship it has rarelyseen in the face of a serious glut and plunging prices,”he said.

Mines should take the initiative in reducing output whilehelping laid-off workers find new jobs, according to thepremier.

The Premier also visited a technology park in Taiyuanwith more than 200 high-tech companies.

“China has huge market potential and bright prospects;growth impetus from innovation will create new jobs,”Premier Li said.He vowed more government support for entrepreneurs.The premier then went to a shantytown that will berenovated into apartment buildings this year, urginglocal governments to lessen people’s wait times beforemoving into the new buildings.

He also urged companies to innovate and take risks,after visiting a museum on ancient Shanxi merchantswho played a dominant role in finance and trade duringthe Ming and Qing dynasties.Source: English.gov.cn

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