Gadkari Confident India's Automobile Industry Will Lead Globally in Five Years

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Gadkari Confident India's Automobile Industry Will Lead Globally in Five Years

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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari is confident India will become the largest automobile market in five years.
He noted the industry's growth from Rs 7 lakh crore to Rs 22 lakh crore under his leadership.
Gadkari stated, “I am confident that within 5 years, India will be the number one automobile market in the world.”
He aims to reduce logistics costs from 16 percent to 9 percent within two years.
Gadkari highlighted that travel from Delhi to Dehradun will be cut from nine hours to two by January 2025.
He emphasized the need for alternative fuels and biofuels to reduce costs and pollution.
Gadkari's vision includes converting organic waste into hydrogen fuel using advanced recycling technologies.

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India's Road Safety Crisis: Urgent Reforms Needed

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India is the road accident capital of the world.
In 2023, there were 4.80 lakh road accidents and 1.72 lakh deaths.
Accidents rose by 4.2% and fatalities by 2.6% compared to 2022.
One in five victims were pedestrians, with 10,000 deaths near schools.
India saw a 15% increase in road fatalities despite global declines.
Vehicle production is expected to reach 28.43 million units in 2024.
Experts call for policy interventions to address rising fatalities.
Children face hazardous commutes due to chaotic traffic.
Alok Kumar suggests engineering, enforcement, and education for safety.
Weak enforcement of the Motor Vehicle Act limits impact of penalties.

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Gadkari's Vision: India as Electric Vehicle Leader

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At the NDTV Auto Conclave 2024, Gadkari emphasized electric vehicle transition.
Gadkari announced a new vehicle fitness and driving centers scheme.
He plans for multiple centers in every district for vehicle scrapping.
The Vehicle Scrapping Policy aims for cleaner transportation.
Gadkari compared India's growth to USA and China.

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Gadkari's Vision for India's Automotive Future

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Gadkari highlighted global brands' presence in India.
India's automobile market is ₹22 lakh crore, compared to USA's ₹78 lakh crore and China's ₹47 lakh crore.
Logistics costs target: 9 percent in two years, currently 16 percent.
Travel from Delhi to Dehradun to be cut to two hours by January 2025.
Gadkari proposed advanced recycling for organic waste into hydrogen fuel.
Delhi generates 80 lakh tons of municipal waste, with only a fraction utilized.
Gadkari's vision includes segregating waste for valuable materials.

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