#Punjab Indian Market

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was thinking about this

To be in "public", you must be a consumer or a laborer.

About control of peoples' movement in space/place. Since the beginning.

"Vagrancy" of 1830s-onward Britain, people criminalized for being outside without being a laborer.

Breaking laws resulted in being sentenced to coerced debtor/convict labor. Coinciding with the 1830-ish climax of the Industrial Revolution and the land enclosure acts (factory labor, poverty, etc., increase), the Metropolitan Police Act of 1829 establishes full-time police institution(s) in London. The "Workhouse Act" aka "Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834" forced poor people to work for a minimum number of hours every day. The Irish Constabulary of 1837 sets up a national policing force and the County Police Act of 1839 allows justices of the peace across England to establish policing institutions in their counties (New York City gets a police department in 1844). The major expansion of the "Vagrancy Act" of 1838 made "joblessness" a crime and enhanced its punishment. (Coincidentally, the law's date of royal assent was 27 July 1838, just 5 days before the British government was scheduled to allow fuller emancipation of its technical legal abolition of slavery in the British Caribbean on 1 August 1838.)

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"Vagrancy" of 1860s-onward United States, people criminalized for being outside while Black.

Widespread emancipation after slavery abolition in 1865 rapidly followed by the outlawing of loitering which de facto outlawed existing as Black in public. Inability to afford fines results in being sentenced to forced labor by working on chain gangs or prisons farms, some built atop plantations.

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"Vagrancy" of 1870s-onward across empires, people criminalized for being outside while being "foreign" and also being poor generally.

Especially from 1880-ish to 1918-ish, this was an age of widespread mass movement of peoples due to the land dispossession, poverty, and famine induced by global colonial extraction and "market expansion" (Scramble for Africa, US "American West", nation-building, conquering "frontiers"), as agricultural "revolutions" of imperial monoculture cash crop extraction resulted in ecological degradation, and as major imperial infrastructure building projects required a lot of vulnerable "mobile" labor. This coincides with and is facilitated by new railroad networks and telegraphs, leading to imperial implementation or expansion of identity documents, strict work contracts, passports, immigration surveillance, and border checkpoints.

All of this in just a few short years: In 1877, British administrators in India develop what would become the Henry Classification System of taking and keeping fingerprints for use in binding colonial Indians to legal contracts. That same year during the 1877 Great Railroad Strike, and in response to white anxiety about Black residents coming to the city during Great Migration, Chicago's policing institutions exponentially expand surveillance and pioneer "intelligence card" registers for tracking labor union organizing and Black movement, as Chicago's experiments become adopted by US military and expanded nationwide, later used by US forces monitoring dissent in colonial Philippines and Cuba. Japan based its 1880 Penal Code anti-vagrancy statutes on French models, and introduced "koseki" register to track poor/vagrant domestic citizens as Tokyo's Governor Matsuda segregates classes, and the nation introduces "modern police forces". In 1882, the United States passes the Chinese Exclusion Act. In 1884, the Ottoman government enacts major "Passport Nizamnamesi" legislation requiring passports. In 1885, the racist expulsion of the "Tacoma riot".

Punished for being Algerian in France. Punished for being Chinese in San Francisco. Punished for being Korean in Japan. Punished for crossing Ottoman borders without correct paperwork. Arrested for whatever, then sent to do convict labor. A poor person in the Punjab, starving during a catastrophic famine, might be coerced into a work contract by British authorities. They will have to travel, shipped off to build a railroad. But now they have to work. Now they are bound. They will be punished for being Punjabi and trying to walk away from Britain's tea plantations in Assam or Britain's rubber plantations in Malaya.

Mobility and confinement, the empire manipulates each.

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"Vagrancy" amidst all of this, people also criminalized for being outside while "unsightly" and merely even superficially appearing to be poor. San Francisco introduced the notorious "ugly law" in 1867, making it illegal for "any person, who is diseased, maimed, mutilated or deformed in any way, so as to be an unsightly or disgusting object, to expose himself or herself to public view". Today, if you walk into a building looking a little "weird" (poor, Black, ill, disabled, etc.), you are given seething spiteful glares and asked to leave. De facto criminalized for simply going for a stroll without downloading the coffee shop's exclusive menu app.

Too ill, too poor, too exhausted, too indebted to move, you are trapped. Physical barriers (borders), legal barriers (identity documents), financial barriers (debt). "Vagrancy" everywhere in the United States, a combination of all of the above. "Vagrancy" since at least early nineteenth century Europe. About the control of movement through and access to space/place. Concretizing and weaponizing caste, corralling people, anchoring them in place, extracting their wealth and labor.

You are permitted to exist only as a paying customer or an employee.

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"A Delhi-based engineer has designed a replacement for polystyrene packaging out of “rice stubble” the dead stalks left over after the rice season in India, millions of tons of which are burned every year.

They say wisdom oft comes from the mouths of babes, and Mr. Arpit Dhupar was at first left scratching his head when his young nephew drew a picture of the world with a grey sky.

Everything else was normal, green grass, yellow sun, white and brown mountains; why was the sky grey? It dawned on him that his nephew was drawing the sky as he saw it every year when the rice stubble was burned: grey.

“We shouldn’t live in a world where we have to explain to kids that the sky should be painted blue. It should be a given,” he told The Better India.

So he launched a new business venture called Dharaksha Ecosystems in order to tackle the rice stubble problem. Essentially, the farmers need it cleared off their land asap after harvest. Its high moisture content means it’s not useful for stove fuel, so they burn it in massive pyres.

In his factory, he turns 250 metric tons of rice stubble harvested from 100 acres of farmland in Punjab and Haryana into packaging, while paying the farmers a rate of $30 per acre for something they would usually burn.

Dhupar originally wanted to use mushrooms to rapidly biodegrade baled stacks of rice stubble, but found that the fungus left behind a metabolite that wasn’t biodegradable—in other words, he’d have to create a waste problem to solve a waste problem.

Over time he realized that the filaments that make up the subterranean structure of the mushrooms, called mycelium, were acting as a sort of binding agent, turning the baled stubble into something durable.

“This wasn’t a waste material but could be a usable one,” said Dhupar. “Through bio-fabrication, we could use the stubble waste to create a material similar to [polystyrene], but one that was biodegradable.”

There are a lot of these sorts of sustainable packaging ideas floating around, invented by people who rarely have experience in markets and commerce. This is not the case with Dhupar’s stubble packaging.

He has already prevented over half a million pounds of polystyrene from entering landfills since launching his product, which has numerous, exceptional properties.

They sell around 20 metric tons of their product every month, making about $30.5 thousand dollars per annum, mostly by selling to glassware companies."

-via Good News Network, 3/22/23

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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's rice inventories surged to an all-time high of 29.7 million metric tons in November, sources said on Friday, nearly three times the government's target, as export curbs imposed over the past two years bumped up local supplies.

Higher stocks would allow the world's biggest rice exporter to boost shipments without worrying about domestic supplies, which were limited last year and led New Delhi to restrict exports of all grades.

Rice reserves in state granaries totalled 29.7 million tons at the start of this month, up 48.5% from a year ago, said the sources who did not wish to be named in line with official rules.

In the middle of overflowing grain bins, Indian farmers have gathered a record rice crop of 120 million tons from this year's summer season, which accounts for nearly 85% of total rice output.

As the new crop rolls in, stocks at the Food Corporation of India (FCI) - the state stockpiler - are set to increase further in the months to come, raising storage concerns in the world's second-biggest rice producer.

The FCI is expected to buy 48.5 million tons of the new summer-sown rice in the marketing year that began on Oct. 1, up from 46.3 million tons bought from farmers in 2023-24.

"Rice stocks are substantially higher, and stock levels will go up only because of bumper production in the new season," a senior government official said.

This year's copious monsoon rains also prompted farmers to expand planting areas.

Concerned over patchy monsoon rains, India imposed export curbs last year. However, New Delhi allowed exports of all grades except 100% broken rice this year.

Removing export curbs would accelerate exports in the coming months and reduce the government's pressure to procure rice, said B.V. Krishna Rao, an exporter.

Farmers from India's breadbasket states of Punjab and Haryana complain that FCI has slowed down its purchases of the new season rice crop due to storage issues, forcing growers to wait at wholesale grain markets.

Rice stocks have backed up at the wholesale markets, leading to losses for farmers, said Ramandeep Singh Mann, a farmer from Punjab.

Farmers incur extra costs because they are forced to wait at the markets with their crops loaded onto tractor trolleys, and long delays in the open could also spoil the crop, Mann said.

"Seeing the delays in wholesale markets, some farmers have not even harvested their rice crop," said Devinder Sharma, an independent farm food policy expert. "The time is running out for harvests."

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Finding the Right Indian Basmati Rice Supplier for Your Business in 2024

In 2024, the global rice market will continue to boom, with Indian basmati rice emerging as one of the most sought-after varieties. Known for its unmatched aroma, long grain, and excellent cooking quality, basmati rice is a staple in cuisines around the world. For businesses looking to enter this lucrative market or strengthen their supply chain, finding the right supplier is a must. This guide helps you navigate the process, ensuring a reliable partnership that aligns with your goals and enhances your product offerings.

Why Indian Basmati Rice Is Different

Indian basmati rice is synonymous with quality and tradition. Grown in the fertile regions of Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, this rice has earned Geographical Indication (GI) status, highlighting its authenticity and origin.

What makes Basmati rice unique is its aging process, where the grains are matured for several months to enhance their flavor and texture. This has led to an increase in global demand despite fluctuations in rice prices. According to the All India Rice Exporters Association, Indian Basmati will account for more than 70% of the global premium rice trade in 2023, thanks to its unmatched reputation.

Key factors to consider when choosing a supplier

When selecting a Basmati rice supplier, several aspects should be considered to ensure a smooth and profitable collaboration:

Certification and quality standards: Look for suppliers with certifications such as ISO, HACCP and BRCGS, which ensure adherence to global food safety and quality standards.

Market reputation: A supplier’s track record in exporting high-quality rice to global markets reflects their reliability and expertise.

Pricing and transparency: Understand the supplier’s pricing model and ensure clarity on factors that impact rice prices, such as logistics, currency exchange, and market demand.

Capacity and timely delivery: Evaluate if the supplier can meet your volume requirements without compromising on delivery timelines.

Top qualities of a reliable Basmati rice exporter

A reliable Basmati rice supplier has these key qualities:

Authenticity assurance: They source rice from GI-tagged regions, which guarantees a genuine Indian Basmati experience.

Sustainability practices: Many buyers today prefer eco-friendly suppliers who follow sustainable farming and packaging methods.

Client-centric approach: Reliable suppliers prioritize building long-term partnerships by offering customization, competitive pricing, and responsive communication.

Global export experience: Suppliers with a strong network and familiarity with international trade regulations make the export process seamless.

Questions to ask potential suppliers

To make an informed decision, ask potential suppliers the following questions:

Where is your rice sourced and processed?

Make sure the supplier has direct links to GI-certified regions and state-of-the-art processing facilities.

Are there quality checks in place?

Discuss their grading system, inspections, and certifications to confirm product consistency.

How do you manage fluctuations in rice prices?

An active supplier can provide information on market trends and hedging strategies to minimize cost variations.

Can you handle custom packaging or branding?

For businesses looking to add unique value to their product lines, suppliers that offer customization are invaluable.

What is your logistics strategy?

Check if the supplier has efficient shipping methods and partnerships with reliable freight companies to avoid delays.

Choosing the Best Option for Your Business

Finding the right Indian rice supplier is a crucial decision that can significantly impact the success of your business in 2024 and beyond. By focusing on authenticity, quality assurance, and supplier transparency, you can build a partnership that aligns with your goals. With global demand for Indian basmati steadily increasing, now is the right time to invest in securing a reliable supplier.

The key to succeeding in the competitive rice market lies in doing your homework, asking the right questions, and prioritizing long-term value over short-term profit.

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Prashant Kishor and Yogendra Yadav’s Contrasting Predictions for Lok Sabha Elections 2024

Renowned political analysts Prashant Kishor and Yogendra Yadav have recently offered their predictions for the outcome of the ongoing Lok Sabha elections in 2024. While both analysts have provided their insights, their forecasts diverge on crucial points, adding intrigue to the electoral landscape. Here’s an in-depth look at their predictions and the implications for the political scenario:

1. Prashant Kishor’s Projections:

Kishor foresees a scenario where the BJP replicates its performance from the 2019 Lok Sabha elections but falls short of crossing the 370-seat mark.

He suggests that while the BJP may not exceed 400 seats, it is unlikely to drop below the 270-seat threshold necessary to form a government independently.

Kishor’s analysis underscores the significance of alliances and coalition politics in securing a majority in the Lok Sabha.

2. Yogendra Yadav’s Forecasts:

In contrast, Yadav presents a more conservative outlook for the BJP, predicting that the party will struggle to surpass the 300-seat mark.

He emphasizes the challenges faced by the BJP in achieving its ambitious ‘400 paar’ claim, suggesting that the party’s seat tally may fall short of expectations.

Yadav’s projections highlight the potential for shifts in the political landscape, particularly in key states, which could influence the final outcome of the elections.

3. Alignment with Alliance Dynamics:

Both analysts acknowledge the importance of alliances in shaping the electoral arithmetic.

Kishor’s assessment recognizes the role of NDA allies in bolstering the BJP’s prospects, albeit within a defined seat range.

Yadav’s analysis raises the possibility of the INDIA bloc, led by the opposition, emerging as a formidable challenger to the NDA, contingent on developments in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

4. Regional Insights and Seat Projections:

Yadav provides a detailed breakdown of seat projections across various regions, offering insights into potential gains and losses for the BJP.

His projections suggest nuanced dynamics in states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Odisha, with implications for the BJP’s overall performance.

Additionally, Yadav anticipates significant shifts in heartland states like Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and others, which could shape the final outcome of the elections.

5. Impact of Regional Factors:

Yadav’s analysis underscores the influence of local dynamics, including state-specific issues and political narratives, on electoral outcomes.

He highlights the potential for surprises in states like Karnataka, West Bengal, Northeastern states, Punjab, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu and Kashmir, which may defy conventional expectations.

6. Implications for the NDA and Opposition:

Kishor and Yadav’s divergent forecasts offer contrasting narratives for the BJP-led NDA and the opposition alliances.

While Kishor’s projections suggest continuity in the BJP’s dominance, albeit within defined parameters, Yadav’s analysis hints at potential vulnerabilities and opportunities for the opposition to capitalize on.

In conclusion, Prashant Kishor and Yogendra Yadav’s predictions provide valuable insights into the evolving dynamics of Indian politics, highlighting the complexities and uncertainties inherent in electoral forecasting. As the elections unfold, the accuracy of these projections will be closely scrutinized, shaping the narrative of India’s democratic journey.

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My empathy is wack so I think I can handle it probably. Obviously I'll feel bad about what happened but I think I can handle most topics.

okay so. tw for massacres and artificial famine. answer will be under the cut

okay so. first of all there's a Wikipedia page about list of massacres in India. you can go to the colonial India section and look.

in particular, i want to draw your attention to the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. I'll copy paste the introduction from Wikipedia here.

"The Jallianwala Bagh massacre, also known as the Amritsar massacre, took place on 13 April 1919. A large, peaceful crowd had gathered at the Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar, Punjab, British India, to protest the Rowlatt Act and arrest of pro-independence activists Saifuddin Kitchlew and Satyapal. In response to the public gathering, the temporary brigadier general R. E. H. Dyer, surrounded the protesters with his Gurkha, Baloch, Rajput and Sikh troops from 2-9th Gurkhas, the 54th Sikhs and the 59th Scinde Rifles of the British Indian Army.[4] The Jallianwala Bagh could only be exited on one side, as its other three sides were enclosed by buildings. After blocking the exit with his troops, he ordered them to shoot at the crowd, continuing to fire even as the protestors tried to flee. The troops kept on firing until their ammunition was exhausted.[5] Estimates of those killed vary from 379 to 1,500 or more people[1] and over 1,200 other people were injured of whom 192 were seriously injured.[6][7]"

this was like the turning point for Indian Independence movement. the sheer cruelty of the British soldiers at a peaceful gathering shocked the colonial world at that time. the perpetrator, General Dyer, was dismissed from service after this. no other punishment. none. in fact, wait!

this is what he got for massacring over a thousand unarmed people. yeah.

And this is just one incident. one incident of colonial British cruelty upon Indians because we were inferior to them.

oh, I haven't talked of the Bengal famine right?

quoting this article here:

"Policy lapses such as prioritising distribution of vital supplies to the military, civil services and others as well as stopping rice imports and not declaring Bengal famine hit were among the factors that led to the magnitude of the tragedy, historians have maintained."

again, towards the end,

"According to experts, following the Japanese occupation of Burma in 1942, rice imports stopped, and Bengal's market supplies and transport systems were disrupted. The British government also prioritised distribution of vital supplies to the military, civil servants and other "priority classes".

The policy failures began with the provincial government's denial that a famine existed. Humanitarian aid was ineffective through the worst months of the food crisis, and the government never formally declared a state of famine.

It first attempted to influence the price of rice, but these measures created a black market and encouraged sellers to withhold stocks."

so they literally caused a famine in Bengal. my home area. which caused the death of about 1-4 million people. i kid you not

And this does not even scratch the surface of what went on in colonial India

This is. not even 1% of what the British did to colonial India

they never teach you these things because they don't want you people to know the atrocities they'd committed in the past. they just want to paint the picture of a proud nation. no hate to you btw im just a bit mad that they do not teach y'all whatever wrong things they did to other countries. sigh

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Top 5 States Leading IMFL Manufacturing in India

The manufacturing of IMFL (Indian Made Foreign Liquor) in India is driven by five leading states: Maharashtra, Karnataka, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu. Maharashtra excels with industrial hubs and abundant raw materials, while Karnataka is a global player with advanced distillation techniques. Punjab leverages its agricultural strengths for grain-based production, and Rajasthan benefits from strategic location and investment-friendly policies. Tamil Nadu’s state-controlled distribution ensures high demand and sustainable practices. Together, these states contribute significantly to India’s IMFL industry, driving innovation, employment, and revenue. Their unique advantages position them as key players in both domestic and global markets.

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India's Wheat Flour Export Market: Key Insights for 2025

India, one of the world's leading agricultural exporters, has played a crucial role in the global wheat trade. With rising demand, competitive pricing, and government initiatives, India's wheat export market has seen considerable growth. However, due to domestic consumption priorities, export restrictions have impacted wheat shipments. In this blog, we explore India’s wheat flour export trends, top wheat exporters, HS codes, and the future outlook for 2025.

Wheat Market in India: Production and Consumption

India is the world's second-largest producer of wheat, following China. The country's wheat production has steadily increased due to improved irrigation, better seed varieties, and expanded agricultural land.

The top wheat-producing states in India are:

Uttar Pradesh – 31.77%

Punjab – 27.89%

Haryana – 11%

Madhya Pradesh – 20.98%

India exports wheat to various global markets, including Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. Additionally, trade liberalization has opened new markets in Southeast Asia and Europe.

India’s Wheat Export Trends for 2025

India’s wheat export landscape in 2024 faced challenges due to restrictions prioritizing local food security. However, government decisions have allowed specific wheat exports to designated countries.

Key Export Insights:

Wheat Export Value (FY 2024): Over $56 billion

Primary Export Destinations: Bhutan, Mali, Senegal, Gambia, Indonesia

Top Factors Impacting Wheat Export: Domestic consumption priorities since May 2022

The Indian government recently authorized wheat and broken rice exports to Bhutan and select African nations, with significant shipments including:

Broken Rice: 48,804 metric tonnes

Maida/Semolina: 15,226 metric tonnes

Atta (Wheat Flour): 5,326 metric tonnes

Other Grains: 14,184 metric tonnes

India’s Wheat Flour Export Market

Between March 2023 and February 2024, India shipped over 5,352 cargoes of wheat flour, an increase from the previous year. This increase highlights growing demand in global markets.

Top destinations for Indian wheat flour exports include:

Sri Lanka - $1.05 million

United Arab Emirates - $664 thousand

Italy - $265 thousand

Turkey - $50 thousand

Thailand - $13.1 thousand

Major Wheat Exporters in India

India has several prominent wheat exporters, with Shri Mahavir Agritech leading the market. Other key players include:

Pisum Foods Services

Amoli International

A-1 Overseas

ECO Export

Miraj Overseas

Grace Enterprise

Behal International

Saanvi Inc.

Yuna Exports Private Limited

Top Wheat HS Codes for Trade

Understanding the Harmonized System (HS) codes is essential for global trade compliance. Here are the key HS codes for wheat:HS CodeProduct Description 100111 Durum wheat seeds 100119 Durum wheat without seeds 100121 Additional wheat and meslin seeds 100129 Apart from wheat, meslin, and seed 110100 Wheat flour or meslin 110311 Meal with wheat groats 110319 Cereal and meal grains besides wheat 110429 Processed cereals, including wheat-based items

Global Wheat Export Market: India’s Position

India competes with major wheat-exporting countries worldwide. Below are the

top wheat-exporting nations by value:RankCountryExport Value (US$ Billion) 1 Russia $9.82 2 Australia $9.34 3 Canada $8.86 4 USA $6.13 5 France $3.99 6 Ukraine $2.92 7 Romania $2.20 8 Poland $1.96 8 Germany $1.96 10 Kazakhstan $1.84

India’s Wheat Export Restrictions & Future Outlook

Since May 2022, India has restricted wheat exports to prioritize domestic food security. However, in January 2025, the Indian government approved 200,000 tonnes of wheat exports to Nepal, highlighting a controlled but strategic approach.

Challenges affecting wheat production and export include:

Low soil organic matter

High input costs

Poor seed quality

Delayed sowing & labor shortages

Lack of farmer awareness about new technology

Despite these challenges, India’s wheat export market is expected to expand in 2025 due to increasing global consumption and demand for high-quality wheat varieties.

How to Access Wheat Export Data?

For businesses looking to explore India’s wheat trade, Exportimportdata.in provides a data-driven dashboard featuring:

Wheat importers & exporters

HS codes for wheat & wheat flour

Export shipment values by country

Global trade insights

Final Thoughts

India’s wheat flour export market continues to evolve, presenting both opportunities and challenges. By conducting market research, understanding export laws, and accessing real-time data, businesses can successfully navigate wheat exports from India.

To access wheat export data, India wheat exporters lists, and global trade insights, visit Exportimportdata.in today!

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Having promoters of more than 23 years of experience in the IT industry and worked with various platforms of legacy, like Windows 3.1, VBA, Foxpro, MS Access, and VB3.0, and understanding client needs in the industry for more than 18 years, we have evolved as best system integrators and process automation company in the Software Industry.

Headquarters are located in Hyderabad, India with branches in USA, Netherlands, and Thailand. Glansa is recognized as the perfect partner for Global firms for their outsourcing initiatives. We have a strong efficient team with experts who have executed top successful projects like Defense Research Laboratories (DRDL), Ministry of Defense, India, and Punjab National Bank and taken the Business to the next level !!

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Paint Manufacturers in India [3 Best Manufacturers]

India's paint business is estimated to be over Rs 50 billion, while the cosmetic paint sector has more than 75% of the market. It includes primers, wood finishing touches, enamel paints, and interior and exterior wall paints. Granulated coatings, traditional industrial coatings, naval and protective coatings, and vehicle and container coatings are also available.

Paint manufacturers in India are expected to earn Rs 18 trillion in exports and Rs 39 trillion in imports. There are many renowned global traders and paint manufacturers in India. Let's take a look at the most prominent names among them in detail.

Companies selling paint in India have a 30-35% share in the unorganized market. Below is a list of top paint manufacturers in India, including total revenue, operating income, variety of paints in India, stock price, and liquidity value from first to last order.

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To help you identify where to get the best paints in the country, we have compiled a list of the leading paint manufacturers in India.

1. Asian Paints Limited

Asian Paints is a global paint business founded in India that manufactures, develops, and sells a wide range of paints. It is India’s top and Asia’s third-best paint brand, with sales of Rs 185.16 billion in 2021.

The firm is based in Mumbai, Maharashtra and was founded in 1942. The company has 30 paint manufacturing units worldwide, supplying customers in 61 countries.

It produces and markets chemicals, decorative paints, and commercial finishing items, including wood varnishes and coating components. It started with primary colours and rapidly evolved into sophisticated and inventive designs and colors. The company employs around 8,000 people in its manufacturing and distribution activities.

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2. Berger Paints India Limited.

Louis Berger founded his business in the United Kingdom in 1760 and is headquartered in Kolkata, West Bengal.

This company is a well-known company manufacturing paints and coating products for chemical and other industries. It has 16 production facilities outside India, including two in Nepal and one in Poland, and employs an estimated total of 4,000 employees. Their decorative paints are known for their long-term colour retention.

Berger Paints' top products are now available from over 25,000 different dealers. It is India's second-largest paint manufacturer by market capitalization.

3. Kansai Nerolac Paints Ltd.

Kansai Nerolac is a notable paint manufacturer in India, ranking among the top ten. It is India's third-largest paint firm, popularly known as Goodlass Nerolac. It was founded in 1918 by Katsujiro Iwai in Amagasaki City, Japan, and is currently headquartered in Mumbai. As per recent data, the total number of employees is 3008. Its extensive product line, including Nerolac Beauty Gold, has made it one of the most successful paint companies in India.

Manufacturing facilities for Nerolac can be found in Jaipur, Kanpur Dehat (Uttar Pradesh), Bawal (Haryana), Lote, Chiplun (Maharashtra), Hosur (Tamil Nadu), Sayakha (Gujarat), Goindwal (Punjab) and Visakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh).

Kansai Nerolac Paints Ltd. has entered into several technical collaborations with industry giants such as EI du-Products.

The Mumbai-based company is the industry leader in industrial paints, with a market share of over 40%. It is the third-largest competitor in the decorative paints industry, with a market share of 13%. The decorative category contributes over 75% to the Indian paints industry.

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Gurnazar and the Rise of Punjabi Pop in Bollywood

Punjabi music has been making waves globally, becoming a powerful force in the music industry, particularly in Bollywood. Known for its high-energy beats, emotional lyrics, and catchy rhythms, Punjabi music transcends borders, bringing people together in celebration and nostalgia. Amid this wave of regional success stands Gurnazar, a gifted singer and songwriter who is carving his niche in both Punjabi and Bollywood music.

Gurnazar's rise to fame represents a broader trend of Punjabi music’s influence in the entertainment world. From soulful ballads to foot-tapping dance tracks, his versatility showcases how Punjabi artists are redefining the Indian music industry.

Gurnazar’s Journey: From Local Talent to Global Recognition

Every artist has a story, and Gurnazar’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. Growing up in Punjab, a land steeped in musical tradition, he was exposed to music at a young age. His passion for singing and songwriting eventually led him to pursue a career in the industry. Gurnazar began his musical journey performing in small gigs and regional shows, gradually gaining attention for his unique voice and heartfelt lyrics.

What sets him apart is his ability to combine modern sounds with traditional Punjabi elements, creating tracks that resonate with audiences of all ages. His breakthrough came with popular singles that showcased his talent and earned him a loyal fan base. Today, Gurnazar is one of the most sought-after names in Punjabi pop and Bollywood crossover music.

The Bollywood Connection: Punjabi Music Takes Center Stage

Bollywood has always been a melting pot of musical influences, and Punjabi music has played a crucial role in shaping its sound. Over the past decade, the inclusion of Punjabi tracks in Bollywood films has become a staple, with audiences demanding energetic beats and vibrant lyrics to enhance cinematic experiences. Artists like Gurnazar have been at the forefront of this movement, lending their voices to chart-topping numbers that dominate playlists.

For Gurnazar, breaking into Bollywood was a natural progression. With his ability to deliver heartfelt melodies and party anthems alike, his work aligns perfectly with the dynamic demands of the film industry. His recent collaborations with established music producers and Bollywood composers have further solidified his position as a rising star.

The Unique Appeal of Gurnazar’s Music

So, what makes Gurnazar’s music stand out in a sea of talented artists? First, it’s his emotional storytelling. Whether it’s a song about love, heartbreak, or self-discovery, his lyrics strike a chord with listeners, making them feel understood and connected.

Second, his voice has a unique texture that’s equally suited for soft romantic ballads and upbeat dance numbers. This versatility allows him to experiment with different genres and appeal to a diverse audience. Third, Gurnazar’s stage presence and energy make him a natural performer. His live shows are electrifying, drawing massive crowds and creating unforgettable experiences for fans.

Digital Platforms and Gurnazar’s Global Reach

In today’s digital age, platforms like Spotify, YouTube, and Instagram play a significant role in an artist's success. Gurnazar has used these platforms effectively to connect with fans and share his music with the world. His music videos, featuring stunning visuals and relatable storylines, have garnered millions of views, helping him reach audiences beyond India.

Streaming platforms have also helped bridge the gap between regional and global listeners. Fans from various countries now discover Gurnazar’s tracks, making him a global ambassador for Punjabi music. This newfound exposure has further fueled the demand for Punjabi artists in international markets.

Why Gurnazar Represents the Future of Punjabi Music

As the Indian music industry evolves, artists like Gurnazar represent the genre’s bright future. He is not just a singer but a storyteller, creating music that reflects the aspirations and emotions of today’s youth. His ability to blend cultural roots with modern sensibilities ensures that his music remains fresh and relevant.

Moreover, Gurnazar’s humility and dedication to his craft make him a role model for aspiring musicians. Despite his success, he continues to innovate, pushing boundaries and exploring new sounds.

Conclusion: A Rising Star Worth Following

Punjabi music’s influence in Bollywood is undeniable, and artists like Gurnazar are at the forefront of this cultural shift. With his incredible voice, relatable lyrics, and passion for music, he is redefining what it means to be a modern-day artist. Whether you’re a fan of soulful melodies or high-energy beats, Gurnazar’s discography has something for everyone.

As his journey continues, one thing is certain: the future of Punjabi music is in good hands. Have you listened to his latest tracks? What do you love most about his music? Let us know in the comments below!

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India Waste to Energy Market Size, Growth and Report 2032

India Waste to Energy market is expected to observe a CAGR of 6.16% during the forecast period FY2025- FY2032, rising from USD 3.06 billion in FY2024 to USD 4.94 billion in FY2032.  The market has experienced significant growth in recent years and is expected to maintain a strong pace of expansion in the coming years. 

Waste to energy (WTE) technology has become important in India’s waste management strategy. Technology offers two primary advantages: generating clean electricity and providing environmentally friendly disposal and management of waste, which drives its demand in the country. Additionally, the Indian government is focusing on advancing WTE technologies as part of its strategy to promote renewable energy, thereby fostering market growth.

For instance, in October 2024, the MNRE stated that India’s overall energy generation potential from waste is around 5690 MW. In this total capacity, the energy generation potential was at its peak for urban wastes, with a value of 1247 MW (covering 21.91% of the total energy generated), followed by cattle farm wastes (862 MW, at 15.14%), distillery wastes (781 MW at 13.72%), raw vegetables (579 MW at 10.17%), etc.

Adoption of Biomethanation Technology is Augmenting the Market Growth

The demand for biomethanation technologies for waste to energy conversion is increasing at an exponential rate within the country. Due to its several environmental benefits and a massive potential towards sustainable energy, the demand for biomethanation technology is rising exponentially in India. The Indian government is strongly focusing on the introduction of biomethanation projects. Besides that, the projects play a major contribution towards lowering the toxic gas emissions that are present in the air as well as reducing pungent stenches during the production process of renewable energy from wastes, which drives its adoption in the market.

For instance, in August 2023, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) announced that India is strongly focusing on the development of Biomethanation projects for efficient waste to energy (WTE) conversion. MNRE also added that new Biomethanation plants of various capacities (33,000 kg/day in Punjab, 20,000 kg/day in Maharashtra, 10,200 kg/day in Karnataka, etc.) have been installed across the country within the fiscal years 2022 to 2024. These plants are going to enhance the biomethanation process even more in India and thus will contribute greatly to meet the sustainability targets for the country.

Rise in the Number of Waste to Energy Projects is Amplifying the Market Expedition

India is strongly focusing on investing in waste to energy projects, complementing its idea of sustainability. This waste will help the country meet its objectives of increasing the growth of renewable energy while minimizing landfills and greenhouse gas emissions. Utilizing waste-to-energy solutions will boost the economy and stabilize growth in the country. This transition not only addresses environmental concerns but also fosters technological advancements in the renewable sector and, at the same time, positions India as a leader in sustainable energy development while supporting its broader economic objectives.

For instance, in August 2024, the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change announced that Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is building a waste to energy project with a capacity of converting 600 tonnes per day (TPD) of municipal solid wastes into electricity. Funded under the Grant for Solid Waste Management in the 15th Finance Commission, it will generate a total electricity of around 7 megawatt (MW). Moreover, the overall cost of the project stood at USD 59.92 million. This clearly highlights BMC’s commitment to mitigate the problems related to waste management in Mumbai thereby contributing to renewable energy generation.

Increase in Need for Pyrolysis Technology in Waste to Energy Conversion is Fueling the Market Growth

The importance of pyrolysis technology in waste-to-energy conversion in India lies in its ability to overcome significant challenges in waste management. This approach reduces reliance on traditional waste disposal methods, which mostly cause pollution. Moreover, the technology promotes decentralized waste management, thereby proving to be a sustainable alternative that reduces the environmental impact. Additionally, the technology supports carbon neutrality and has diversified applications in agriculture, energy production, and environmental conservation, thereby promoting a circular economy and expediting market growth.

For instance, in August 2024, the Indian government announced that the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bhubaneswar has developed a microwave pyrolysis reactor with the use of solar energy for sustainable waste to energy conversion. The microwave-assisted pyrolysis can extract valuable resources from segregated or mixed waste comprising of plastics and then rapidly transforms these wastes into renewable energy. The technology is entirely solar-powered, carbon neutral and promotes decentralized waste management with substantial environmental benefits, thus expediting the market growth.

Western and Central India Emerges as the Market Leader

The western and central region of India is leading the market share significantly and is expected to continue to do so in the upcoming years due to the presence of states like Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. The major factors influencing the growth of WTE facilities in the region include high generation of waste in urban areas and an effective industrial base that is able to convert these wastes into electrical energy. Furthermore, the region is facilitated by encouraging government policies and schemes supporting the development of renewable energy at a national level. This makes the western region a leader in advancing sustainable waste management solutions in India through a combination of urbanization, industrial capability, and favorable policies, thereby facilitating market growth.

For instance, in November 2024, the Indian government inaugurated the largest waste to energy plant in Gujarat worth USD 44.58 million at Piplaj, Ahmedabad. This project is in collaboration between the Government of Gujarat and the Jindal Urban Waste Management Company. This facility can produce 15 megawatts (MW) of power from 1 thousand metric tonnes of solid waste per day. It not only guarantees a green future for the city of Ahmedabad but also stands as one of the country’s assets for proficient waste management.

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Moreover, the Indian government is spending a hefty amount towards the development of WTE technology across the country via research and development (R&D) activities which, in turn will cater to ample opportunities for market growth in the upcoming years.

Pyrolysis technology will be the prime opportunity in waste to energy management for India, as most forms of waste can be easily converted into clean energy via this procedure. With greater urbanization and waste production, the utilization of pyrolysis can lead to more energy security and less landfills. This, in turn will make WTE a pivotal solution for sustainable development across the country.

Incineration is an integral part of India’s waste to energy strategy, converting municipal solid waste into electricity through high-temperature combustion. The process not only reduces the volume of waste but also generates renewable energy, addressing environmental concerns amid increasing levels of waste due to urbanization and industrialization, thereby catering to ample opportunities for the market in the future.

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Exploring Real Estate Investment Opportunities in Mohali with Kunal Bansal Chandigarh

The Indian real estate market is an ever-evolving landscape, with cities like Mohali standing at the forefront of growth and opportunity. As more investors look for reliable and lucrative destinations for real estate investments, Mohali has emerged as one of the most promising locations in Punjab. This city is gaining attention not only for its rapid infrastructural development but also for its potential to provide strong returns on investment. A driving force behind this growth is GMI Infra, led by Kunal Bansal, a key figure in reshaping Mohali’s real estate scene.

With strategic developments and a keen focus on sustainable growth, GMI Infra is making significant strides in the region, making it an ideal choice for those looking to invest in Mohali’s future. In this blog, we will explore why Mohali is a top destination for real estate investment and how GMI Infra is playing a pivotal role in this transformation.

Why is Mohali Becoming a Hotspot for Real Estate Investment?

Over the past few years, Mohali has seen tremendous growth in infrastructure, commercial developments, and residential opportunities, making it a prime destination for real estate investment. The factors contributing to this growth include:

1. Thriving Infrastructure and Connectivity

Mohali is strategically positioned close to Chandigarh and other major cities in the region, which ensures ease of access and connectivity. With the development of key road networks, including the PR 9 Road and IT City Road, the city is witnessing an increase in real estate activity. The presence of the Mohali International Airport also plays a crucial role in enhancing the city’s connectivity, not just for residents but for businesses looking to expand into the region. These infrastructural developments not only attract investors but also create long-term value for properties in the area.

2. Strong Economic Growth and Urbanization

The city’s economic growth is evident in the increasing demand for both residential and commercial properties. Mohali’s real estate market is driven by factors such as the rise of the IT and technology sectors, the influx of professionals and entrepreneurs, and an expanding student population. This growth is creating a demand for modern, quality housing and commercial spaces that GMI Infra is addressing through innovative and strategically located projects.

3. Growing Commercial Activity and Demand for Office Spaces

With Mohali’s rapid development, demand for commercial real estate is surging. The city is becoming a key business hub, particularly for IT companies, startups, and multinational corporations. The demand for office spaces is high, particularly in the IT corridor, making it an attractive proposition for investors. Commercial spaces in developments like the GMI IT Tower offer promising returns due to their strategic location in the heart of Mohali's growing commercial sector.

4. Favorable Government Policies

The Punjab government has introduced several policies to attract investment into the state, including tax incentives and favorable housing policies. These initiatives, alongside the robust infrastructure, create a conducive environment for real estate development and investment. Government-backed projects such as affordable housing schemes and infrastructural upgrades further enhance Mohali’s appeal to investors.

GMI Infra: Leading the Way in Mohali's Real Estate Boom

At the helm of Mohali’s real estate transformation is GMI Infra, under the leadership of Kunal Bansal. The company’s focus on sustainable, high-quality developments has made it a trusted name in the region. Here’s why GMI Infra should be your go-to developer when considering real estate investments in Mohali:

1. Focus on Prime Locations

GMI Infra has made a name for itself by selecting prime locations for its developments. With projects in high-demand areas such as the IT Corridor and key commercial zones, the company ensures that its developments are always strategically positioned for maximum growth potential. These locations are not only well-connected but also promise long-term value appreciation, making them ideal for investment.

2. Sustainable Development Practices

Sustainability is at the core of GMI Infra’s development philosophy. In today’s environmentally-conscious world, investors are looking for projects that not only offer high returns but are also aligned with global sustainability goals. GMI Infra incorporates eco-friendly building materials, energy-efficient systems, and green spaces in all of its projects, ensuring that each development contributes to a sustainable future for both the city and its residents.

3. Diversified Portfolio for Investors

Whether you're looking for residential properties, commercial office spaces, or mixed-use developments, GMI Infra offers a diverse range of investment options. Their portfolio caters to both first-time investors and seasoned real estate professionals, offering projects that align with different investment goals—whether that’s for rental income, capital appreciation, or both.

4. Commitment to Quality and Innovation

GMI Infra’s focus on quality construction and innovative design ensures that each project meets the highest standards. The company’s commitment to delivering top-tier properties with cutting-edge amenities has made it a leader in Mohali’s real estate market. With GMI Infra, investors can be confident that they are partnering with a company that prioritizes long-term value creation.

Noteworthy GMI Infra Projects in Mohali

Here are a few of GMI Infra’s flagship developments that showcase the company’s commitment to transforming Mohali’s real estate landscape:

1. GMI IT Tower (Sector 83A, Mohali)

A state-of-the-art office space designed for modern businesses in Mohali’s thriving IT hub. The GMI IT Tower offers energy-efficient facilities, smart office spaces, and easy accessibility, making it a prime choice for businesses looking for a professional setting.

2. GMI Business Park (Sector 102A, Mohali)

A massive mixed-use development that combines residential, commercial, and retail spaces. Located in one of Mohali’s most coveted locations, this 90-acre project is designed to provide a seamless living and working experience for residents and businesses.

3. GMI Platinum Square (NH-205A, Mohali)

An upcoming commercial and retail development that is set to become a landmark in Mohali’s growing commercial zone. Featuring modern office spaces, retail outlets, and high-visibility locations, GMI Platinum Square is designed to attract businesses looking for prime locations.

4. GMI Elite Homes (NH-205A, Mohali)

Luxury living spaces designed with contemporary features and sustainable technologies. GMI Elite Homes offers residents a premium lifestyle with eco-friendly amenities and ample green spaces, making it an ideal choice for high-end investors.

How to Get Started with Real Estate Investment in Mohali

If you're considering investing in Mohali’s real estate market, here are a few steps to guide you:

Understand Your Investment Goals: Whether you’re looking for high rental yields or long-term capital appreciation, define your investment strategy to help you choose the right property.

Research and Choose the Right Location: Mohali is vast, and it’s essential to focus on areas with high growth potential, such as the IT Corridor, PR 9 Road, and NH 205A.

Explore GMI Infra’s Projects: With a wide range of residential and commercial options, GMI Infra offers several opportunities to match your investment goals.

Consult with Experts: Work with real estate professionals and the GMI Infra team to ensure your investment aligns with your financial objectives.

Conclusion

Mohali is a city on the rise, and its real estate market is brimming with opportunity. With strong infrastructure, a growing economy, and a steady demand for quality properties, now is the perfect time to invest in Mohali. Partnering with GMI Infra, led by Kunal Bansal Chandigarh, gives investors a unique opportunity to tap into this thriving market while benefiting from the company’s commitment to quality, sustainability, and strategic development.

Ready to make your investment in Mohali’s growing real estate market? Explore GMI Infra’s portfolio and secure your future today.

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