Make in India Plan in Works to Attract Medical Device Companies
The mega plan is to eventually make India a manufacturing hub for medical devices of international standards that caters to the domestic and overseas markets.
The mega plan is to eventually make India a manufacturing hub for medical devices of international standards that caters to the domestic and overseas markets.
The Central Board of the RBI, once the report is submitted, will discuss and may approve it in the meeting scheduled this month or may do so in the next meeting and once the report is approved, the board can deliberate and finalise on the exact amount of transfer.
On June 6, the government created two new Cabinet committees under the chairmanship of prime minister — the Cabinet Committee on Investment & Growth, and the Cabinet Committee on Employment & Skill Development.
The team after rigorous training etched a name for itself in the annals of history by becoming the maiden all-women team to accomplish adventure patrolling in the mighty Himalayas of Arunachal Pradesh. The women in uniform exhibited the tremendous potential of ‘Nari Sakti’ by showcasing their grit and determination and truly epitomized ‘women empowerment’ in the 73rd year of India’s independence
Confirming this on Friday, Isro chairman K Sivan told TOI: “At this moment we have called for an EOI (expression of interest), and it is not open for any foreign firm. Isro has been considering this for a while, and we think this will boost the Make-in-India initiative of the government.”
AePS is a bank driven model which permits fundamental interoperable financial transactions at point of sales (PoS or MicroATM) through the business correspondent of any bank by utilizing Aadhaar authentication.
Prime Minister said that India-Bhutan partnership today is of a special character and substance and forms an important pillar of Government of India’s Neighbourhood First policy.
The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) adopted the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships in 2009, which is aimed at ensuring that ships being recycled after reaching the end of their operational lives do not pose any unnecessary risks to human health, safety and to the environment.
The project, the first practical project in the defence partnership between the two countries, will play an important role in fostering bilateral defence ties, he said, expressing his hope it will be a great success. The high-speed patrol ships are designed to help coast guard forces supervise and safeguard the nation’s marine sovereignty, detect illegal activities such as smuggling and perform search and rescue missions.
It is also expected to give a fillip to India’s keenness to push the International North-South Transport Corridor project that aims to link the Indian Ocean with the Baltic Sea and provide seamless connectivity.