Running a business is not as easy as you might think. Yes, it might be more lucrative than having a 9 to 5 job and working in the same routine every day but on the other hand, all the responsibility falls on your shoulders. You are the one that has to decide on any risk, figure out marketing strategies and take care that everyone in the team is doing their job. Still, if you think you can manage all of this then there is no reason not to follow your idea and change your life for 360 degrees.

Riccardo Lex, an entrepreneur that was named The Visionary Of Year (2018) by The Global, knows what it means to follow your gut feeling and how important it is to make adequate risks. He started as an average guy who was on an apprenticeship for a car mechanic when he realized his dreams were much bigger than that and it is time to make a life change. He completed his apprenticeship and decided it was now or never to make a twist.

How Did It All Start

After getting done with his car mechanic apprenticeship he started working in Network Marketing and very soon became a successful self-employed person building a network for more than 3000 people. At that time he already knew quite a few successful entrepreneurs and realized that was the path he wanted to continue on. The fact that he could change his life and help other people as well as the thing that drove him through. Soon after he started working at direct sales in three different fields and kept gathering the important knowledge that would later help him start his own business. And all that while he was raising his young daughter – that is now 7 years old and enjoying the occasional free time with his wife. That goes on to show that everything can be done and family time doesn’t have to suffer.

How Did His Business Idea Come To Mind

While he was working in Network Marketing and direct sales he realized that not a lot of European entrepreneurs use the power of social media in their marketing campaigns and self-promotion. In fact, only 30% of highly successful people had social media accounts while in America it was more than 70%. He saw a huge empty space there and decided to find his own Academy of Social Media and Networks in a form of public association. His business became a hit almost instantly and now he has more than 100,000 followers who enjoy his tips on a daily basis and tens of entrepreneurs who asked for his professional help.

The Academy Of Social Media and Networks runs with a goal to educate people on the importance of social media marketing in daily personal and business life. And to be honest we can already see how much of an impact it made – European businesses are now much more present in the social media sphere than they were a few years ago. This is of benefit both to the company owners and customers, as they can educate better on products offered and the quality of services.

We see lots of beauty pageants and shows around India, It might look easy, but it is not, its and hectic thing to do, you have to be expert of many things and excellent communicator who can coordinate with his team and complete every task smoothly. There are many production houses, but very few make their name count.

Sharad Chaudhary, a well-known personality of B-town and the Modelling world, he is known for managing top shows and events. He is a producer and also founder of a fantastic production house called “Dreamz Production”, his production house is a top production house in India.

Life was not easy to start for Sharad Chaudhary, he too has struggled a lot in his early days, but he dreamed it to make it large in his life, and for that he has done lots of  hard work and now results are fantastic, he has managed to build up a superb Production house on his own.

Born an brought in Panipat Haryana, did schools from Meerut, Graduated from Asian Academy of film and television (Noida Film City). Currently, Sharad is managing his Dreamz Production house, and with that, he is a casting director, celebrity manager, models and many more he knows how to make people famous with his work.

Sharad Chaudhary has done many events shows on his own his journey starts from 2012 his first show was Mr. Meerut, and after that, there is no looking back for him, he has done more than 15 events in 7 years.

He is all set to produce new web series with Karan Kundra and Prince Narula. With that, he is also launching new show Mr &Ms India, supermodel hunt with Ranvijay Singh, Karan Kundra, Prince Narula, Priyank Sharma, Zoya Afroz, and other celebrities.

Sharad Chaudhary never thought his Dreamz Entertainment would come this far but as we say hard work always pays you a good dividend. Sharad is a true inspiration for young ones around you can learn many things from Sharad how to grow in life. He defines the meaning of Youth Icon coz; he is uplifting many lives with his Dreamz Production house.

Mayur Gharat is a popular name in the Marathi film industry. To reach the position where he is today, Mayur worked very hard. He has done modeling for a clothing brand in Japan. He is also into the business of construction and hotels. He is a well known Marathi film producer as well.

The talented producer is soon going to take a plunge in his career. Mayur Gharat will soon be producing a Bollywood film. The film is said to be an interesting story that will leave the audience intrigued. 

Mayur is yet to decide on the cast of the film. But he wants talented actors who can very well fit the bill of the characters in his film. About venturing into Bollywood, the producer said, “To step in Bollywood is everyone’s dream, so is mine. After working for the Marathi film industry, I thought it’s the right time that I enter Bollywood.”

About the film, he said, “I was waiting for the right film to get in the Hindi film industry. I can’t reveal much about my project. But once the actors are finalized, I will share more details.”

Mumbai place of dreams, thousands arrives each day in the dream city Mumbai for a good future but is it easy to survive in such competition, well definitely NO. You need something unique and belief to survive, to achieve in a place like Mumbai. And if you are looking to join B-town, then it is the toughest thing you are trying in your life.

But some are born to take challenges and life and achieve prominent with their passion and belief; We are going talk about one passionate young model & actor Deepanshu Goyal, Delhi boy planning to make it big with his looks and acting in B-town.

Born and brought up in Delhi, did schooling and graduation from their only, his life change after he went to one of the famous show called Zindagi ke Cross Road, he was there as an audience in the show, but sometimes as we say you never know when your time change, God gives you platform in his way. As he came to screen in that show, Deepanshu began to obtain proposals for modeling and shows. Now that’s we call a stroke of luck out of millions God chooses you to move forward, and he has taken that opportunity with both hands, and he is working hard to make it larger in Dream city Mumbai.

Deepanshu is getting offers for movies, and modeling shows from top production houses, he is handling his career beautifully as it is starting face of his career and luckily things are going pretty good for him, and we might see him in a proper role in T.V shows or even movies looking to his talent.

To get the role in top production is not an easy thing, you need to be different and also surpassed many top talents to achieve even a small part in a movie, looking to Deepnashu’s ability there is 100% possibility that he will make it big in life.

In yet another landmark achievement, India’s nomination of the Jaipur City, Rajasthan got inscribed today on the World Heritage List of UNESCO during the 43rd Session of the World Heritage Committee held at Baku, Azerbaijan.  

The nomination of Jaipur City has successfully been done by complying with the various UNESCO guidelines of 2017. With Successful inscription of Jaipur City,  India has 38 world heritage sites, that include 30 Cultural properties, 7 Natural properties, and 1 mixed site.

India’s nomination was initially recommended by the ICOMOS (advisory body of World Heritage (WH) Centre for cultural sites) as Deferral, but the 21 nation World Heritage  Committee debated it and after discussion decided to inscribe it on the World Heritage list.

Union Minister for Culture (IC) Prahlad Singh Patel expressed his happiness for the inclusion of Pink City Jaipur in world heritage list and congratulated people of Jaipur for this prestigious tag. The Minister thanked to global community for recognizing the historic and cultural importance of Jaipur.

The excerpts of the proposed statement of the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) before the World Heritage Committee was presented by India as follows:

The City of Jaipur is an exceptional urban example in indigenous city planning and construction in South Asia. Unlike other medieval cities of the region, Jaipur was deliberately planned as a new city on the plains open for trade as opposed to hilly terrain and military cities of past, though it’s planning still ensured a response to the surrounding hilltops in all directions. The site selected within the valley that lay to the south of Amber hills was comparatively flat and unmarred by any previous construction.  Besides exemplary planning, its iconic monuments such as the Govind Dev temple, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, and Hawa Mahal excel in artistic and architectural craftsmanship of the period. Jaipur is an expression of the astronomical skills, living traditions, unique urban form and exemplary foresighted city planning of an 18th-century city from India. Jaipur is an exemplary development in town planning and architecture that demonstrates amalgamation and important interchange of several ideas over the late medieval period.

The countries that supported India’s nomination are as follows:

Brazil, Bahrain, Cuba, Indonesia, Azerbaijan, Kuwait, Kyrghystan, Zimbabwe, China, Guatemala, Uganda, Tunisia, Burkina Faso, Bosnia and Hezegovina, Angola, St. Kitts and Nevis. Australia and Norway initially proposed referral but after the debate, they agreed for Inscription of Jaipur city.

With this, India now has 38 World Heritage Sites, that include 30 Cultural properties, 7 Natural properties, and 1 mixed site.

The Budget for each year is essentially a statement of income and expenditure of the Government. However, with the expansion of the Indian economy, it has acquired the role of a policy document. The Budget presented by the Finance Minister, Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman,  is a policy document for the medium term. It is a budget of a continuing government, which has to accelerate the direction of the past.  It expands the roadmap on which the Prime Minister has built up India’s growth story from 2014-19. The striking part of this period was that for a five year average, India grew by 7.3%, it’s revenues grew exponentially and it brought macro stability back with both the Current Account Deficit and the Fiscal Deficit being on the glide path downwards. The present Budget maintains that path based on the premise that economies which are fiscally prudent, eventually get rewarded as against those who indulge in fiscal adventurism.

A fundamental question has always been asked as to what would one choose between good economics and clever politics. The choice is unfair because any Government needs both in order to survive and perform. The Prime Minister’s first tenure witnessed this blending of good economics and good politics. The change, which was facilitated by the Jan Dhan Accounts and the AADHAAR, laid the foundation for Direct Benefit Transfer to those who needed State support. Subsidies were no longer an unknown amount of money being distributed to an unidentifiable class of people. Subsidies in the form of transfer of facilities to the poor is an example of the blending of good economics and good politics. The villages get roads, the poor get houses, and every household got a toilet, a gas connection and an electricity connection. Fifty crore people got hospital treatment upto Rs.5 lakh per year. Their lives became liveable with at least these basics. To carry this path forward, completion of the rural housing being constructed and delivered to the poor, and the conclusion of the remaining part of the gas connection programme, the Budget takes upon itself the task of concentrating, in the next five years, on a ‘tap for every home’. For this, it is necessary to clean up our rivers and have an adequate water management.

The last five years had seen a lot of emphasis on infrastructure. The Finance Minister has rightly given top priority to infrastructure. This priority is self-evident in the fact that the rural roads programme connecting every village with a motorable road is nearing completion. The National Highways are moving at a pace faster than ever before. Adequate amount of allocations have been made in the Budget for this. The railways is one of the top priorities of the Government. Besides faster trains, modernised coaches, additional railway safety measures, very soon India will witness the modernisation of its railway stations similar to what today has happened to the airports. Increase in port capacity, further development of inland water transportation and expanding the aviation sector to the remotest corner of the country is the roadmap which the Finance Minister has presented. This will be the India of 2024.

Modernisation of our cities with all-weatherroads, an effective metro system, better urban roads are being given an impetus. The Government is committed to providing housing to the weaker sections in both rural and urban areas. A major tax incentive has been given to those who borrow to buy affordable houses. This move will not merely help the system to utilise the unsold stock of affordable houses but will also be instrumental in injecting liquidity into the real estate market.

The direction of reforms in the banking and financial sector has been maintained. Consolidation of public sector banks is being undertaken so as to have fewer but mega and financially strong banks. A sizeable allocation has been made for recapitalisation of banks so that their capacity to lend for growth improves. The Budget contains concrete proposals about support to the NBFCs whose liquidity, for the last several months, was under strain and had reduced the purchasing power of consumer. The sectors most affected by this were real estate, automobiles and the MSMEs.

While the GST reforms are being carried out by the GST Council, a lot of simplification for direct tax assesses has been proposed. Besides affordable housing, electric vehicles and start-ups are the sectors on which the Budget places an adequate emphasis. In the last two years, when the global crude oil prices had hardened, duties had been cut by the Central Government on at least two occasions in a major way. It is the softening of the crude oil prices which has persuaded the Government to raise the excise duty on petrol and diesel marginally so that this money could be transferred to a special fund meant for infrastructure creation, particularly for the National Highways and the rural roads programme.

The Budget creates a political direction for an aspirational India. The economically weaker sections get the basic amenities of life.  Besides the income-tax exemption limit having been increased to rupees five lakhs in the interim Budget a few months ago, several sectors of interest to the middle class and the neo-middle class have been incentivized. These, in particular, include affordable housing and electric vehicles. Massive infrastructure creation also has the ability to generate employment and attract investment.  So does a boost to the construction and real estate sector. India will continue to be the fastest growing major economy in the world. In the last two to three-quarters growth has seen a moderation. Unquestionably, the Budget as a policy document lays down the roadmap for India to get back on track.

(The article has been taken from Arun Jaitley’s Facebook Post.)

On July 2, the Maharashtra government decided to close private and public schools in Mumbai based on IMD’s rainfall forecast which predicted: “intermittent rain in city and suburbs, with heavy to very heavy rainfall at a few places for the next 24 hours.” The 24-hour period from 8:30 am of July 1 to July 2 had seen a total of 375 mm of rain and it was obviously ominous to expect that more heavy rain events would follow. 

The 24-hour periods during July 2-3 and July 3-4 received only 34 mm and 4 mm of rain, respectively. IMD was late by a day in calling for an extreme event. Are IMD forecasts of extreme rains later or earlier than actual events on some occasions?  This may be the case as indicated by a 2017 study led by a graduate student at IIT-Bombay, Hiteshri Shastri, who has since completed her Ph.D. The team has developed a method for statistical processing of extreme event forecasts to reduce this shift in time.

Greater precision in forecast of extreme events is critical. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) was caught off guard in the deluge of 2005 despite an IMD forecast of heavy rains several days ahead. A post-mortem of that event led to much-improved response in 2017 and rapid draining of flooded areas in 2019 is also commendable. While BMC is learning to respond appropriately to forecasts but forecasts themselves need further improvements.

The Numerical Weather Prediction model (NWP), a computer model that solves complicated equations which determine the evolution of weather for several days is used for forecasting. The IMD employs a numerical model called the Global Ensemble Forecasting System (GEFS) and it has resulted in remarkable improvement in predictions. The prediction of extreme rainfall events, however, remains challenging as by their very nature such events are rare. Work in this area is important, given that India is already experiencing increased heavy and very heavy rainfall events as well a threefold increase in extreme rainfall events.

GEFS does global forecasts at 70 Km resolution – meaning the earth is divided into cubes of 70 Km in the horizontal with 70 layers in the vertical going from the surface to the stratosphere. The capacity of the global version of GEFS for predicting extreme events in India is rather meagre. IMD has, therefore, developed a regional version of the GEFS covering South Asia at a resolution 12 Km to downscale global forecasts and is further downscaling on a short period of a day or two to a few hours at 4 Km and 1.5 Km. 

While the skill of rainfall forecasts at short range (day 1 to 3) and medium range (day 3 to 10) have shown some improvements, the probability of detecting extreme events – say rainfall in the 99^th or 95^th percentile of the expected rain at a given location for a given day – is still very poor. The ‘false alarm ratio’ – predicting extreme events when none occur – is also high. What the IITB study discovered is that the model tends to produce extreme rains 1 to 2 day before or 1-2 days after the event occurs in reality. The July 3 warning following the July 2 heavy rains is a clear example of such shifts in time between forecasts and actual events in the current forecast system.

The IITB study exploits the relation between large-scale circulation features associated with such heavy rain events to statistically process GEFS forecasts to increase the ‘probability of detection’ and reduce the ‘false alarm ratio’. Large-scale features are easier to forecast than local heavy rain events which can be caused by depressions originating in the Arabian Sea or the Bay of Bengal, or with local heating of land, or by westerly disturbances in some parts of the country like the northwest. 

Increasing model resolution may offer further improvements but running such high resolution models is nearly impossible for rapid forecasting of local heavy rain events. Using empirical relations between large-scale features and extreme rain events, statistical forecasts of which quantile the rainfall event may fall into can be performed quickly for up to day 5. 

Combining model forecasts of large-scale features with known past values of temperature, humidity and winds at different pressure levels from the surface to the upper atmosphere, the statistical model can add demonstrable skill to predictions of heavy rain events. These methods are popularly known as ‘quantitative precipitation forecasting’ or QPF and they are computationally very economical compared to running very high-resolution models for particular regions or cities.

Statistical QPF models are trained and validated for a past period based on past forecasts and observations, and then applied to actual forecasting in real time. Forecast experiments by the IITB team for 2006 and 2007 showed that their QPF increased the ‘probability of detection’ using GEFS from 20% to 90% and when a 5-day period was considered, it reduced the ‘false alarm ratio’ by 90%. While GEFS detected only 6 of 29 events during this period, the QPF could identify 17 of 29 events. 

Empirical relations between large-scale circulation and local heavy rains can change because of global warming or other factors such as land use. But QPF could still be very valuable for a country like India which needs to use all the tools available. Besides, the changing relations can be dealt with by training and validating the QPF model each year prior to the monsoon season and keeping it at the current state of statistical relations between the large-scale patterns and extreme events. By adding QPF to IMD forecasts, there can be more reliable extreme event forecasts which can help agencies like BMC making life-saving decisions. (India Science Wire)

[The writer is a professor of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science and Earth System Science at the University of Maryland. He is currently a visiting professor at IIT Bombay.]    

Adnan Safee and Sadia Adnan, Founders of Nine Angle Foundation, have found their calling and are fulfilling it under the name ‘Nine Angle Foundation’. The foundation works towards helping and feeding with the limited funds they have. Nine Angle Foundation fulfils its responsibility at the same by eradicating social plight present in the form of poverty, which snatches away the basic right to satiate hunger by having a meal.

Talking about the noble cause, Adnan said, “We work socially at a very subtle level. From the funds and our limited resources which we manage to arrange, we distribute food boxes which have a ration for the month to the poor and the needy. Because we are working on a micro level with insufficient funds, we are unable to do a lot for the community. We are planning big as we wish to expand. We are approaching organizations and people who can help us with some funds so that we are accessible to more needy people. We tweeted Ameera Altaweel, Raina Al Abdullah, Obama Foundation, Anand Mahindra and others to support our cause “no one sleeps hungry”. Naved Khan (RJ Naved, Radio Mirchi), has shown his interest and will support our cause no one sleeps hungry by one lac rupees.”

Adnan Safee is also Executive Producer at Nine Angle Productions, a prolific producer of TV commercials, radio spots, jingles and short films, incepted the market in 2011. Based in Mumbai and Delhi, it has been adding colossal value to the Indian as well as overseas motion picture industry ever since. 

Interestingly, the Lok Sabha Elections Campaign 2019 was successfully executed by Adnan Safee. He has also worked with reputed names like the Government of Rajasthan, MHRD, Indian IT Ministry, ?Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Ciaz, Hyundai, Hero, Honda, ICICI and Samsung to name a few. Presently, the media house is working out its strategies for Everwey.

The media house has created some critically acclaimed marvels such as the short film ‘Breaking The Seal‘. The team is presently working on two feature films, titled ‘Cawnpore‘ and ‘Hold My Hand‘.

Nine Angle Productions is all set to create a series of short films that will illuminate the glorious history, heritage and life of the royal families of India. The series will unfold with the heritage of the 16th scion of the Royalty of Alsisar, Kunwar Abhimanyu Singh Alsisar. In addition to this, the series will showcase the glory of six other Royal Families Of India.

On being asked by Team Digpu, Adnan Safee said, “In the pursuit of support for Nine Angle Foundation and our cause ‘No One Sleeps Hungry’, we were connecting to Ameera Al-Taweel a Saudi Arabian princess and philanthropist and Rania Al Abdullah, Queen Consort of Jordan. So, we were inspired to know about and showcase the royalties of India. Based on our research, we found that there are seven Royal Families that are still living the royal life in modern India. Thereafter, we decided to illuminate the world about these families with the help of short films. To begin with, we chose the Royalty of Alsisar, Kunwar Abhimanyu Singh Alsisar.“

“There are two main reasons behind this endeavour of ours. Firstly, we want to bring out the splendour and heritage of the royal families of India in the brightest colours for everyone to know. Also, we know this will attract tourism and artists towards India. Soon, we are going to approach the Indian Ministry of Tourism in this regard. We are also open to collaborating with people who can be the part of this journey and make this vision of ours come true”, Adnan added.

On asking about the success of Nine Angle Productions, Adnan said, “We are a well-knit unit of team members expert in their respective forte. Diversification and systematic allocation of work allow our team members to focus well. We take on every project together after discussing and working out the visions of the whole team. Each one of our creations is the result of a consistent effort. We want to be remembered for our unique projects and their realisation on screen.”

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News Source: Digpu 

As Nirmala Sitharaman, Union Finance Minister presents the budget on July 5, 2019, founders of the startup world have a huge expectation from Modi 2.0 government. They expect the government to make India a preferred hub especially for startups as the government promised to establish around 50,000 new startups by 2024. Not only this, entrepreneurs want government to bring better policies them to strengthen their business. So as the budget is out, a sigh of relief has been seen on the faces of entrepreneurs. This is what the Minister highlighted during the budget proposal: 

An exclusive television programme for and by startups

The Minister  proposed to start a television programme within the DD bouquet of channels exclusively for startups, discussing issues affecting their growth, matchmaking with venture capitalists and for funding and tax planning. This channel will be designed and executed by startups themselves. 

Solving ‘Angel Tax’

The startups and their investors who file requisite declarations and provide information in their returns will not be subjected to any kind of scrutiny in respect of valuations of share premiums. This has been proposed in the Union Budget 2019-20 presented by the Union Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs, Nirmala Sitharaman in the Parliament with a view to resolve the so-called ‘Angel Tax’ issue. 

Mechanism of e-verification

In her budget speech, the Finance Minister further highlighted that the issue of establishing identity of the investor and source of his funds will be resolved by putting in place a mechanism of e-verification. With this, funds raised by star-ups will not require any kind of scrutiny from the Income Tax Department. 

In addition, Special Administrative arrangements shall be made by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) for pending assessments of startups and redressal of their grievances. 

“It will be ensured that no inquiry or verification in such cases can be carried out by the Assessing Officer without obtaining approval of his supervisory officer”, she added. 

Extension of benefit

At present, startups are not required to justify fair market value of their shares issued to certain investors including Category-I Alternative Investment Funds (AIF). The Finance Minister proposed to extend this benefit to Category-II Alternative Investment Funds also. By doing this, valuation of shares issued to these funds will be beyond the scope of income tax scrutiny. 

The Finance Minister further proposed to relax some of the conditions for carry forward and set off of losses in the case of startups. She also proposed to extend the period of exemption of capital gains arising from sale of residential house for investment in startups up to March 2021 and relax certain conditions of this exemption. 

Boost economic growth and Make in India

Mega Investment in Sunrise and Advanced Technology Areas in order to boost economic growth and Make in India. The Government will launch a scheme to invite global companies through a transparent competitive bidding to set up mega-manufacturing plants in sunrise and advanced technology areas such as Semi-conductor Fabrication (FAB), Solar PhotoVoltaic cells, Lithium storage batteries, Solar electric charging infrastructure, Computer Servers, Laptops, etc. and provide them investment linked income tax exemptions under section 35 AD of the Income Tax Act, and other indirect tax benefits.

Stand-Up India Scheme to be continued for the period of 2020-25. 

The vision for the next decade laid down in the Budget document focuses upon building physical and social infrastructure; Make in India with particular emphasis on MSMEs, Startups, defence manufacturing, automobiles, electronics, fabs and batteries, and medical devices, among others, emphasize on employment generation and growth. 

The startup ecosystem wanted government to provide simpler regulations surrounding the tax charges (corporate taxes, and stable economic policies) and I guess this budget justified it. 

Going green is the new revolution we all want but some initiators are required to take the preventive measures towards environment protection. The lowering level of our society and increasing demands of the populace is burgeoning and spoiling the surroundings. Navrattan Group of companies is indulged in construction practices by using the material that is eco-friendly and will have zero harm for the society. The product is Â“Navrattan Green Crete” which is a new product.

Himansh Verma, Founder, and Chairman of the group say, “The product is very strong and has multiple times the compressive and rigidity of Portland concrete and requires fundamentally less vitality to deliver, in this manner leaving a considerably littler carbon footprint. High execution green structures worked with green materials like Navrattan Crete utilize less, squander less and produce less greenhouse gas emanations than customary structures. The Navrattan Crete is condition well disposed, supportable, solid, sturdy and reasonable.

He further lamented, “Our Technology is licensed utilizing a Proprietary Binder inferred through differing kinds of protectant and alternative marine life, and a monitored extraction process, which eventually changes Associate in Nursing Enzyme of the Algae into an exceedingly focused Elastic Polymeric Powder.” We utilize the name “Elastopolymer” in light of the fact that it best depicts an Elastic Polymeric Cement that has Flexibility and Memory. 

We are a focused group who always work for better sustainability and green growth. Sustainability is installed at the core of our business, from our vision to our qualities and technique. It directs our activities and the manner in which we work. Manageability matters since it is vital to our group long haul future. Not only for the monetary achievement of Navrattan Green Cement Industries Private Limited, yet in addition for the networks in which we work and nature whereupon we as a whole depend. It impacts how we work at each degree of our business.

For manufacturing of green cement and Crete, we opt for the natural formula as environment safety is our priority. Moving ahead towards the quality of construction products, we never keep it as a secondary thing. Rather we put our all in efforts to provide the best results to our clients. In order to have the best quality, all our constructions ask for low maintenance, cost-effective, good sustainability, the government approved as compared to other construction companies dealing in the same sector.

This new age bond is such built up that it needs no huge kilns and immense set-ups or any utilization of non-renewable energy sources. The procedure depends on a totally extraordinary innovation. Dissimilar to the assembling of Portland cement, there will be no clinker utilized in the assembling of our Green Cement; consequently the mechanical waste will be utilized to deliver helpful items. The Navrattan Green Crete is a powerful option to OPC as it is water-safe, corrosive retardant does not move heat great, additionally, it has an almost zero coefficient of extension, which makes this item incredible to be utilized in underneath frosty temperatures just as in tropical areas.

This Crete is becoming famous among the builders and designers for flooring and paving. Its adaptable and versatile characteristics make concrete easily flexible for improvement. The developing pattern of utilizing beautifying solid opens the entryway to a variety of building plans and structures.

The complete process of binding and extracting is carried carefully by our Research and Development experts in the laboratory. Once all is checked the final product is taken forward to bring it in use. Nothing can be compromised at any cost for quick results. Here results are achieved when our clients get a hundred percent satisfaction. The government is continuously looking for measures to lower the pollution content and adhere to the rules and regulations. Navrattan Group is continuously looking ahead for better development, keeping in mind the policies for mitigating the pollution content. The construction industry is in close contact with novel technologies in order to have cleaner, safer and greener environment conditions to live. Our life span is ascribed to our ceaseless pledge to phenomenal workmanship and extraordinary client administration. This eco-friendly product will take up to one step ahead towards development in a green way.