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Steel Minister chaired the 24th of Steel Consumer Council

Union Steel Minister Beni Prasad Verma today in Lucknow Ministry's National Steel Consumer Council, chaired the 24 th. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Verma said that the vision of the great leaders of India and the Government of India's efforts, the world's fourth largest steel producer of the country. Ten major steel producing countries, the second highest growth rate in the country. He said that India's steel production capacity of 96 million tonnes per annum but it is constantly increasing. Its capacity to 300 million tonnes by the year 2025 have been considered. The Minister said that an action plan to achieve this goal is being made. Mr Verma said that the Indian Government's efforts from April to December 2013, a net exporter of steel in India. He also informed that the Government of India under the Ministry of Steel Ministry is the first ISO 9001-2008 accreditation. Uttar Pradesh Industrial Development Minister highlighted the efforts made ​​to increase. He Gonda, Barabanki, Lakhimpur, Hardoi, Jhansi, Kasrganj, Mirzapur, Anbedkrnagr and steel factories are being planted in Bahraich 10. Each plant will be planted at a cost of one billion, which would provide employment to the people. Besides being plant in Rae Bareli wheel. Jagdishpur and Gonda 500 MW with two power projects are being set up. Each power plant would cost around 3000 rupees. It will employ about a thousand people. He said Jagdish Pur steel factory, another is opened. Its capacity of 13,000 tonnes per annum Vliyn and a half million tons every year will be the ability of TMT Bar Mill. Gorakhpur and Gonda are being created in the stock yard. Mr. Verma said that various policy measures the government is committed to increasing the capacity of the steel industry. Between rural and urban areas, he expressed concern over the difference in consumption of steel and measures to bridge being mentioned. Minister of securitization of raw material requirement, effective and low-cost operating system and sophisticated technology in the manufacture of steel reinforced emphasis on implementation.