Category: Industry 4.0

India is among the world’s major producers of carbon black, a material that plays a vital role in tyre manufacturing, rubber products, plastics, inks and coatings. More than two-thirds of carbon black…

India’s fluorochemicals industry is becoming increasingly important as demand rises from refrigeration, electric vehicles, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, renewable energy and electronics manufacturing. Fluorochemicals include refrigerants, fluoropolymers, fluorinated intermediates and specialty compounds that…

India is one of the world’s important producers of soda ash, a chemical that serves as a key raw material for glass manufacturing, detergents, chemicals, paper, textiles and water treatment. As demand…

India’s specialty chemicals industry has emerged as one of the fastest-growing segments of the country’s manufacturing economy. Unlike bulk chemicals, specialty chemicals are designed for specific industrial applications and are used in…

India’s chlor-alkali industry forms the backbone of several manufacturing sectors. Products such as caustic soda, chlorine and hydrogen are essential for paper manufacturing, textiles, water treatment, pharmaceuticals, alumina refining, soaps, chemicals and…

India’s fertilizer industry is one of the country’s most strategically important manufacturing sectors. It supports food security, agricultural productivity and rural livelihoods while supplying millions of tonnes of urea, diammonium phosphate and…

India has more than two hundred thousand registered marine fishing vessels operating along its coastline. Every day, thousands of boats leave fishing harbours in states such as Kerala, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Andhra…

India’s fisheries sector produces millions of tonnes of fish every year, yet matching supply with market demand remains a persistent challenge. At times, fishermen return with abundant catches only to find prices…

India’s fisheries industry is one of the largest in the world, supplying seafood to domestic consumers as well as international markets. After fish are harvested, one of the most critical operations is…

Water quality is the foundation of successful fisheries and aquaculture. Even small changes in dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature or ammonia can reduce fish growth, increase stress and trigger disease outbreaks. In many…