Nagpur: After previously emphasizing making a mandatory Flex fuel machine for car manufacturers, the Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Saturday said that now there is no need to do it because many car giants have started producing.
He also increased because it used the machine to reduce their costs from RS6 Lakh to RS1 Lakh.
Speaking at the launch of Agri Radio Vision, MP City announced a new train will begin on December 22 to Bangladesh which brings Apple Custard products, Bal Cotton, Ayurvedic drugs, and textiles, among others from various parts of Vidarbha.
Areas include Washim, Akot Morshi, Katol, NarcHed and others.
The move occurred after the success of the previous experiment from exporting oranges from the region to Bangladesh through the train network during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Emphasizing the increase in the use of bioethanol as fuel, the minister said he would take assistance from Russian scientists to increase the value of calorie ethanol and make it equivalent to gasoline.
“Companies like Hyundai and Suzuki have begun to produce Flex machines for four wheels while Bajaj and TV make it for two wheels.
By opposing RS100 / liter for gasoline, ethanol can be available for RS62.” Emphasizing the use of Flex machines in Drone, the Senior Cabinet Minister said Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers (RCF) have come out with a new form of urea that can spread through drones.
“To make it cheaper, drones need to fly on flex machines using ethanol rather than using lithium-ion batteries.
One such drone has been made by the University of Agriculture in Rahuri.
We need to remove gasoline and diesel engine.” Gadkari said until now the material was sent through The Jawaharlal Sea route Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) to Dhaka.
“Through trains, it will be much easier to send all the items in less time and with half the cost.
Because Bangladesh is a global center for readymade clothes, cotton from the Vidarbha area can be with great demand there.
We can also send chili from Bhiwapur , Apple Custard from the container and banana from Buldhana.
“Senior BJP leader said the two countries have launched a joint venture to export these products.
“Our shrimp can also be exported to countries such as Singapore where the tariff RS10,000 per kg compared to RS800 in Vidarbha.
On my request, the Minister of Ranch Sunil Kedar has started doing it.
Ramtek Mla Ashish Jaiswal must reach fishermen.” Sharing His dream for farmers, Gadkari said they also had to live in the AC bungalow in their village and should not commit suicide due to harvest failure.