"The pavilion, where all public sector and major private sector steel companies jointly participated under the banner of Ministry of Steel, was designed on the IITF 2017's theme of Start-Up India: Stand-Up India," the steel ministry said in a statement.
Steel Joint Secretary Ruchika Govil and SAIL Executive Director R K Singhal received the award from the Minister of State for Commerce and Industry C R Chaudhary at the ceremony.
"This year at the IITF, a new initiative of the Ministry of Steel the #myLOVESTEELidea challenge was launched at the pavilion, aimed at encouraging Start-Up India, Stand-Up India by inviting fresh business ideas based on steel, and offering one-time financial support to help translate the idea into reality," the statement said.
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