India is taking a major step toward sustainable infrastructure by introducing bio-bitumen made from farm wasste for road ...

India has become the first country globally to commercially produce bio-bitumen for use in road construction, marking a significant milestone in sustainable infrastructure development.

This day will go down in the history as India enters an era of ‘Clean, Green Highways’, with the successful Technology ...

Bio-bitumen, jointly developed by the CSIR and the Indian Institute of Petroleum, is made from crop residues such as paddy ...

Union Minister of State for Science and Technology (Independent Charge) Dr Jitendra Singh on Wednesday said that India has ...

"By utilising agro-waste, bio-bitumen reduces pollution caused by crop burning and strengthens the circular economy. With 15% blending, India can save nearly Rs 4,500 crore in foreign exchange and ...

What if the farm waste that blankets Delhi in smog every winter could also pave the city's roads? Scientists at CSIR-Central ...

At an event last year, Gadkari highlighted the urgent need to cut India's Rs 22 lakh crore fossil fuel import bill and reduce ...

He noted that bio-bitumen is a transformative step towards the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047. By utilising agro-waste, it ...

The extracted bitumen has the consistency of peanut butter and requires extra processing before it can be delivered to a refinery. There are two ways to process the bitumen. Some tar sands producers ...

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India becomes the first country to commercially produce bio-bitumen, promoting sustainability and reducing reliance on ...