India has become the first country to commercially produce bio-bitumen, a petroleum-free road material made from agricultural waste, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announced in New Delhi. Developed by CSIR-CRRI and the Indian Institute of Petroleum, it can be blended up to 15%, potentially cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 70% and saving Rs 4,500 crore in foreign exchange annually.
Trending
- Acko Taps Top Banks for H1 2027 IPO Target
- Fairdeal.Market Secures US$15M to Scale B2B Quick Commerce Across India
- India’s Startup IPO Surge: 48+ Listings Set to Unlock INR 50,000 Cr in 2026
- Indian Startup IPO Surge Expected by 2026 Amid Market Reset
- IIT Madras Director Unfazed by India’s AI Sovereignty Concerns
- Flipkart Bolsters Leadership with Key VP Appointments
- IEA Warns Current Oil Crisis Exceeds Past Shocks
- HomeEssentials Secures $7.7M to Fuel Retail Expansion


