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UP to launch world's first ceramic waste park in Khurja this month
Uttar Pradesh is set to unveil 'Anokhi Duniya', the world's first-ever park crafted entirely from ceramic waste, according to officials. Built in Khurja, the state's renowned "ceramic capital," the park is slated to open to the public by the end of September. As per a press statement, the project is a significant part of the Yogi government's efforts to globally promote traditional industries and products, following the success of the One District One Product (ODOP) initiative. Dr. Ankur Lathar, Vice-Chairman of the Bulandshahr-Khurja Development Authority (BKDA), the park has been constructed on a PPP (Public-Private Partnership) model across a sprawling 2-acre area. "Khurja has earned a global reputation for its world-class ceramic products," Dr. Lathar said. "This park, which transforms more than 80 tonnes of ceramic waste into stunning artworks, gives our traditional ceramic heritage a distinct global identity while serving as an outstanding example of waste-to-art." A dedicat
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Carborundum Universal consolidated Q2 net dips 8% to Rs 94 cr, sales up 34%
Revenue spike driven by strong show in electro minerals and ceramics, and sales of Rs 141 crore by newly acquired subsidiaries
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Gujarat's ceramic tiles hub to take month-long break after production glut
'Leave' in August could be annual feature and will follow Chinese industry taking a break every February
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Tata Ceramics launches retail store in Lucknow, the first outside Kerala
Tata Ceramics Limited today launched its first retail store outside its home state of Kerala in Lucknow.This is the third retail outlet of the company after its first two stores at Kochi and Kottayam in Kerala.Based in a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) at Kochi and operating since 1994, Tata Ceramics is India's largest exporter of luxury tableware and giftware in bone China.It supplies premium tableware and giftware to leading luxury brands and airlines worldwide, Tata Ceramics managing director V Govind Raj told Business Standard here."We are planning to expand our retail footprint to 25 stores through the franchisee route in another two years' time, including 3-4 more stores in Uttar Pradesh," he informed.Now, Tata Ceramics is looking at launching retail stores in the major UP towns of Kanpur, Varanasi and Allahabad. The future expansion plans would be incumbent upon the customer response, Raj added.Besides, Tata Ceramics has recently launched its new 'Made in India' premium brand ...
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