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New Coating Technology (LCCT) with Improved Protection for Thermal Power Plant Boilers can Enhance Their Life

Indian Scientists have developed a unique laser-based clad coating technology (LCCT) that provides improved protection to the boiler parts in thermal power plants. It can enhance life of boiler parts by 2- 3 times compared to currently use surfacing technologies. It has been found that this technology is suitable, not only for boiler parts of thermal power plants but also for any engineering application involving high temperature erosive and corrosive environment.     

28 Unicorns Created in India This Year: Mrs. Nirmala Sitharaman

“Indian startups have so far generated 65 unicorns out of which 28 have been created in 2021. This shows that there is improved activity in this space and a lot of investment from angel investors. A series of reforms have been unleashed. Diverse capabilities of Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) have been given more flexibility,” she told.

India in Last Stage of Finalising Details on Global Minimum Tax

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday said India is “very close” to arriving at the specifics of the two-pillar taxation proposition A total of 130 countries had in July agreed to a overhaul of global tax norms to ensure that multinationals pay taxes wherever they operate and at a minimum 15 per cent rate.

With India’s Soft Loan, Nepal Gets New Strategic Transmission Line – Neighborhood First” policy

With the Indian soft loan, Nepal has constructed a 220 KV Double Circuit Koshi Corridor power transmission in eastern Nepal and handed over to Nepal Electricity Authority, a semi-autonomous body to oversee the power generation and distribution in Nepal. With the construction of the new strategic transmission line, Nepal can evacuate power up to 2000 mw, said officials, which will also ease power evacuation and distribution in eastern Nepal.

Air India to Fly over Hindu Kush on Way to UK, North America

The increased flying time for Air India nonstop between Delhi and UK and Delhi and North America since Afghan airspace closed on August 16 is going to reduce significantly with the airline deciding to fly over the mighty Hindu Kush range for the first time. This new routing will see Boeing 777s and 787s soaring over Tirich Mir (7,780 metres), the world’s highest peak outside the Himalaya-Karakoram range.