Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said that the agriculture sector is not possible. Union Road and Transport Minister Gadkari said in a project that the share of agriculture in the country’s GDP is 14 percent. The process of falling has been going on for years. This happens, because agriculture is no longer financially practiced. The share of agriculture in GDP can go up to 22 percent, if half the oils are replaced by biofuels.
The contribution of the manufacturing sector in our GDP (GDP) is 22 per cent, 52-54 per cent in the service sector and the agriculture sector is only 14 percent. When we gained independence, Mahatma Gandhi said that 90 percent of the time was in the population.
What did Gadkari say in the bio -fuel
The Union Minister said that people have visited the metropolitan areas such as Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore and that many of them live in slums and their quality of life is very poor.
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The Minister described the ability of the Agriculture Department to provide IE biofuels IE biofuels and that the success and the most important thing in any sector depend on technology, economic reliability, the availability of raw materials and the marketing capacity of production.
Gadkari said, “If you spend Rs. He added, “You cannot only sell bamboo clothes to buy people because it is made by a tribe.”
Grow the crop in the barren land
He said there are many barren lands that can grow crops. But there is only one limit to increase agricultural income through crops such as wheat, rice, maize or sugarcane. He said that bamboo -like crops have the ability to become a major ingredient in production of alternative energy, whether ethanol or white coal.
Gadkari said, “We need to think about the most important demand and supply in the global economy, where the prices of maize, sugar or soybean are determined by the largest productive site of the United States, Brazil and Argentina.”
“Alternative (life) fuel will change the economy of India,” he said. He said that if the 22 lakh crore rupees spent on importing oils, it would strengthen the economy of India if it was stopped from the native oil source. “When farmers go to at least Rs 10 lakh crore (from the foreign currency spent on importing crude oil), I say that agriculture will be more than 22 per cent of the day. No person will leave his village and come to Delhi, Mumbai or Kolkata,” he said.
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