The steel industry of India has the potential and is striving to grow to 160 kg per capita from the present degree of 60 kg per capita consumption in the next 13-14 years, as predicted by the National Steel Policy 2017 which is declared by the Ministry of Steel.
The MD of Tata Steel says that they are really looking up to the execution of the new policy and the foreseen growth of the sectors that deal in steel while they will support the
Government to look after the other issues. Other issues include availability of raw material and clearing the restrictions put on logistics.
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