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India is comparable with China in population and food consumption. Many demands based on population is also comparable between the two nations. India has a highly educated top class, while China has a huge highly educated upper middle class.China has difficulty doing accounting of its own economy properly. This is by no means a government intended trick, but a common Chinese practice of hiding wealth. Chinese people on average try to down play taxable wealth to lower the cost of living at the same exact quality. The core mentality is something like this:”If I enjoy the feel of a LV bag and not just the brand, I will buy the real one and rip the logo to save on taxes, if I enjoy the brand more than the feel, I will buy the fake and save on out of pocket cost for the same facade.” Unlike elsewhere where fake is fake, in China, fake product often comes from the same material and manufacturing facilities of the real products. This makes true and accurate accounting of national wealth growth a nightmare. People do not do this to down play national pride, they do it to avoid getting taxed. China also does not count GDP on multiple repetitive items, such if you got taxed on the money you make from work, that same money does not get taxed again when you buy food or pay rent, so when you spend a night at hotels or eat at restaurants, your bill will be for the items, wothout taxes. This makes the calculation of Chinese GDP to be less inflated by western standards, making nominal GDP growth very realistic and seemingly comparable with similar nations. BUT, and it's a big but, if you calculate the numbers of highways and railways growth, and factual cement consumption and construction, and real college grads, then Chinese economy is deflated in comparison because China does not use the same accounting principles due to difficulty of tracking cash spendings. This is changing as we speak due to China's lead into advancing into a cashless society, making things both better and worse. It is better in a sense that all or more transactions are now traceable, to better reflect actual economic activity, but worse, in that people can now disguise transactions as “tips for favour” rather than a business transaction.India is far more advanced in tracking it's private or small businesses, even food vendor on the street is accurately reflected in GDP, specialty fuel such as raw bio fuel in India is well calculated. China is moving in this direction, but except for those food vendors in big cities who have to register to sell food, the average food vendors run from taxation agents and there are too few agents available to possibility in a 100 years track down food vendors in China. Hence people make the erroneous conclusion that China lacks a service sector and has only agricultural sector and industrial sector, but in reality, people who work in factories do not have time to cook every meal, the factory sets up restaurants inside mega private cafeterias run on a membership and credit bases to avoid taxable business activities, and when those factory workers eat outside, they choose to save on food, and food vendors who run their business after the tax agents are off duty pay literally no tax, this makes it difficult to calculate GDP on service sector in China, but China in reality is very comparable to India in terms of street food varieties and availabilities, both our peoples love to eat localized food. While I have great love for Indian food, Chinese food is a lot more addictive than some people realise. I don't love Chinese food, I just cannot live without it. It's a condition we Chinese call having a “Chinese stomach” while I always want pizza and hot dog, and I love drinking Coca-Cola, my stomach does not allow me to do this. I almost developed diabetes last year and now I drink very little soda if any, I have lost 80 pounds and replaced all caffeine intake with just coffee, so sad, my life is now without the joy of Coca-Cola. Indian food on the other hand is popular but not very stomach friendly, I love the flavour, but I cannot eat it very often.While my opinion is based on what I know and have learnt, I do feel the one real difference between China and India is the relative position of women to men. China is not a poster child for gender equality, but great improvement is taking place as China is pumping put more female billionaires than the rest of the world combined, this, while still does not flatten the ground for male to female ratio of success makes a huge factual difference in female power. I would argue most East Asian countries have a better gender equality situation on a factual and physical level. Our men are not much taller or bigger than our women, and there is a much lower violent rate in our population due to a long history of agricultural society. Korea is a poster child for female success due to the mandatory military services required for men, and Japan has its constitution heavily influenced, if not written directly from American legal systems, this is huge in societal redistribution due to Japan's high level of commitment to their laws and policies. China is highly corrupt in financial crimes, people cook their books to avoid paying taxes, some famous and now infamous actresses paid zero dollars for her entire career, and when audited, she owed like a billion dollars in taxes. She was in many overseas commercials in Thailand, and is to this day very popular in China, and this level of hiden financial activities hurts China greatly when calculating the real GDP in service sector, and so far, there is no effective fix to it.I believe India is vastly under valued in terms of real GDP due to slow participation in the international market. Like if I make a comb, I make a comb, there's value to that comb, but In America, it's carpentry at 12$/hour, plus shipping and handling, and in China, it's 2 cents for that comb, don't ask me where I get that number, just know that your dollar store is not run on some Chinese governmental subsidy, and that same comb is selling for 2 for a dollar after rent and an American minimum wage to display it on shelf plus all transportation and taxes, how much if not 2 cents do you think China enjoys that GDP? India could make the same comb, but it might be free on paper in this stage due to the none participation. Gandhi famously promoted making your own clothes and food and salt. This reduces Indian economy on paper, but grants great potential for the future as Indian population is hard working like Chinese.China suffered great deduction of economy by a traditional way of calculation which lasted for thousands of years. In where only the food harvested is calculated to GDP, not the seeds planted, this makes the agricultural sector very solid because it does not calculate potential crop and deduct crop losses. In America, the government fraudulently require an estimate of crop output before the crop is ripe. It's like asking how many babies you will have in 10 years and everyone has to say ten, because that's what the land should offer. In reality, when there's a draught, people cut down their orchard and plow out their crops to conserve water so everyone in cities can enjoy flushing toilets. China has vast regions so low on water, they do not use a flushing system at all, not because of cost, but because there's just not enough water. In said episodes China is a lot less volatile to international commercial trade frictions in agricultural sector because both demand and production are conservative, in addition to the agricultural civilization's traditional mentality of enduring a “hard year” once in a while. Chinese people could eat less and be okay with it on average because many have farmer values from just a few generations ago. I spoke to an American woman who held similar values and many skills to help her survive market collapse if the nearest Walmart shuts down. She told ke that she learnt those skills from her grandmother who went through the great depression. Unfortunately, many city dwellers are not equipped with those skills such as hunting and trapping your own animals for food. China enjoys the benefit of newly urbanized population who have these knowledges, as well as the Chinese mentality of sharing their know-how.India enjoy the huge population density, making many things close by and reducing the comparative need for long distance transportation. India also enjoys stability in large sums of gold reserve. China does not value storing gold like they historically did. One because the rate of fake gold, and another because people see storing gold as a preparation of a chaotic times, while many agree that we live in a time of peace and prosperity.Food regional arbitrage is very different in the two countries due to differences in transportation systems. It is my believe that food which is locally grown in India is always cheap. This is not true in China as it is not true in America. Sometimes food is more expensive in regions where it is grown, because of 3 factors, 1 large demand from far away place would take all production capacity to meet those demands, 2 local residents can eat from their own crop and not need to buy it from store, and relatives of local residents could also boycott the supermarket making shelving said items to be more expensive due to the lack of a target consumer group, 3 lack of interest in local food destroy the economy of scale of these products. Chinese people want rare food from far away, not fruits from your neighbors' tree. Chinese railways have made the transportation relatively reasonable. India enjoys cheaper price of local grown food, and there is not a similar mentality of needing a novelty factor in food. Chinese people sometimes go too far for food novelty. This has earned them the unfair title that “we would eat anything” which is very far from the facts, because people from traditionally agricultural region actually have a very stable diet, and Chinese people can be extremely addicted to their own local cuisine. I sometimes miss my hometown dishes that are always dissatisfactory to the tongue just because I miss it, it makes no sense. It's almost like biting into the bark of a tree in your yard, it taste bad because you have had it always and there is always a place in memory lane that makes it better and more authentic but it's now closed and the recipe is lost forever, it's not even very good food, because it's what is the most available regionally that never became a thing anywhere else, so even neighboring states were not impressed with this very available dish for thousands of years. You know how difficult is it to have a food not impress anyone for thousands of years? It's like bland mash potatoes.China and India are still comparable in my opinion, the two nations enjoy similar population, a good healthy portion of highly educated talents, and are both famous for culture and cuisine.India use an accounting system that is too western counting too many estimates which in Chinese view is fake, while China does not calculate anything into GDP until it is materialized into products, making many countries wondering where China got all this money all of a sudden. It's like having a terrible inventory that you title “junk storage” for tax reasons, then comes black Friday, your “junk storage” on sale accounts for 50 percent of your annual sales. It's a nightmare to even try to audit the Chinese companies, many hide wealth for tax reasons, and those who do not hide wealth, go public, and then they take or “steal” from the average middle class investors. Not all companies are public, and the more profitable ones have no reason to go public in China. America is financially in a vicious cycle of chained stock fraud, every company is like a pirate ship bragging its loots and artificially altering their books to suck funds from investors, while the real big pirate sets up company in the caymen islands, and do not have that pretty of a balance sheet. America images China to be the same way, but Chinese companies are more farmers than pirates, stock market corrections help strengthen the economy by cutting down fat and showing muscle. Chinese stock does not offer more than 10% increase per any accounting day, making it less attractive to gamblers and more suitable for low risk investors.I believe India would much more likely copy the American model than the Chinese model. If the financial engine are compared to car engines in parallel, The Chinese financial system is more like a Japan car engine, it has not completely crashed in the past 30 years, and the American financial model is a lot like the American engine, 10 year warranty, and likely to crash on year 11. This makes the American model to be more risky and the system associated with it more profitable but with higher risk. For example, when Indian car company Tata bought Land rover, the story must be publicized to fully profit from the financial market and stocks got inflated which land rover did not even have land rover engine, ford kept the engine secrets and replaced land rover with a ford engine. When Chinese car compay Geely bought Volvo, they publicly told investors they are over leveraged and owed a lot of money, which is b s, because they then invested in Daimler. This is a very typical example of private companies faking their wealth for tax reasons, but under the current legal system, there is no effective fix. Chinese private companies are generally scared of the national machines because China is not completely capitalist, while Private companies in completely capitalist system can overthrow the government. What completely capitalist societies do not understand is that dollar is not effective in not completely capitalist nations. Juan Guido is a good example, America has dumped so much cash it should have flipped 3 banana republics, but things are different there. It's like a financial Vietnam war, one which American can invest itself into bankruptcy but never win, because pro democracy is not as big a thing there as it is here. It's like Athens electing a JG for the people's president of Sparta, but Sparta has a King, and then Athens can invest itself bankrupt in advertisement in Sparta but it will never work, because Spartans are not Athens, and Athens will check its own math repeatedly and every estimate would show that Juan Guido has the support he needs, so Athens says Guido is the president, but Sparta has a king. LOL. This is the best example I can give to the factual difference that separates India from China.In conclusion, India is the largest democratic nation on this planet, and China is the largest republican nation on this planet, they are comparable in many ways even to this day. To say they are not comparable is rediculious, but being comparable does not make them the same.

This answer may contain sensitive images. Click on an image to unblur it.We're born, we live, we die. Few things are so concrete. And yet, while we swap countless stories about the start of life, the end is a subject we're less inclined to talk about.Conversations about death – what it is, what it looks like – are scarce until we suddenly face it head on, often for the first time with the loss of a loved one."We hold a lot of anxiety about what death means and I think that's just part of the human experience," says Associate Professor Mark Boughey, director of palliative medicine at Melbourne's St Vincent's Hospital. "Some people just really push it away and don't think about it until it's immediately in front of them."But it doesn't need to be this way, he says."The more people engage and understand death and know where it's heading ... the better prepared the person is to be able to let go to the process, and the better prepared the family is to reconcile with it, for a more peaceful death."Of course, not everyone ends up in palliative care or even in a hospital. For some people, death can be shockingly sudden, as in an accident or from a cardiac arrest or massive stroke. Death can follow a brief decline, as with some cancers; or a prolonged one, as with frailty; or it can come after a series of serious episodes, such as heart failure. And different illnesses, such as dementia and cancer, can also cause particular symptoms prior to death.But there are key physical processes that are commonly experienced by many people as they die – whether from "old age", or indeed from cancer, or even following a major physical trauma.AdvertisementWhat is the process of dying? How can you prepare for it? And how should you be with someone who is nearing the end of their life?Illustration: Dionne GainCREDIT:What are the earliest signs a person is going to die?The point of no return, when a person begins deteriorating towards their final breath, can start weeks or months before someone dies.Professor Boughey says refractory symptoms – stubborn and irreversible despite medical treatment – offer the earliest signs that the dying process is beginning: breathlessness, severe appetite and weight loss, fluid retention, fatigue, drowsiness, delirium, jaundice and nausea, and an overall drop in physical function.Simple actions, such as going from a bed to a chair, can become exhausting. A dying person often starts to withdraw from the news, some activities and other people, to talk less or have trouble with conversation, and to sleep more.This all ties in with a drop in energy levels caused by a deterioration in the body's brain function and metabolic processes.Predicting exactly when a person will die is, of course, nearly impossible and depends on factors ranging from the health issues they have to whether they are choosing to accept more medical interventions."The journey for everyone towards dying is so variable," Professor Boughey says.Illustration: Dionne GainCREDIT:What happens in someone's final days?As the body continues to wind down, various other reflexes and functions will also slow. A dying person will become progressively more fatigued, their sleep-wake patterns more random, their coughing and swallowing reflexes slower. They will start to respond less to verbal commands and gentle touch.Reduced blood flow to the brain or chemical imbalances can also cause a dying person to become disoriented, confused or detached from reality and time. Visions or hallucinations often come into play.Advertisement"A lot of people have hallucinations or dreams where they see loved ones," Professor Boughey says. "It's a real signal that, even if we can't see they're dying, they might be."But Professor Boughey says the hallucinations often help a person die more peacefully so it's best not to "correct" them. "Visions, especially of long-gone loved ones, can be comforting."People become no longer interested in eating … they physically don’t want to.Instead of simply sleeping more, the person's consciousness may begin to fluctuate, making them nearly impossible to wake at times, even when there is a lot of stimulation around them.With the slowing in blood circulation, body temperature can begin to seesaw, so a person can be cool to the touch at one point and then hot later on.Their senses of taste and smell diminish. "People become no longer interested in eating … they physically don't want to," Professor Boughey says.This means urine and bowel movements become less frequent, and urine will be much darker than usual due to lower fluid intake. Some people might start to experience incontinence as muscles deteriorate but absorbent pads and sheets help minimise discomfort.AdvertisementIllustration: Dionne GainCREDIT:What happens when death is just hours or minutes away?As death nears, it's very common for a person's breathing to change, sometimes slowing, other times speeding up or becoming noisy and shallow. The changes are triggered by reduction in blood flow, and they're not painful.Some people will experience a gurgle-like "death rattle". "It's really some secretions sitting in the back of the throat, and the body can no longer shift them," Professor Boughey says.An irregular breathing pattern known as Cheyne-Stokes is also often seen in people approaching death: taking one or several breaths followed by a long pause with no breathing at all, then another breath."It doesn't happen to everybody, but it happens in the last hours of life and indicates dying is really front and centre. It usually happens when someone is profoundly unconscious," Professor Boughey says.Restlessness affects nearly half of all people who are dying. "The confusion [experienced earlier] can cause restlessness right at the end of life," Professor Boughey says. "It's just the natural physiology, the brain is trying to keep functioning."Circulation changes also mean a person's heartbeat becomes fainter while their skin can become mottled or pale grey-blue, particularly on the knees, feet and hands.Professor Boughey says more perspiration or clamminess may be present, and a person's eyes can begin to tear or appear glazed over.Gradually, the person drifts in and out or slips into complete unconsciousness.Illustration: Dionne GainCREDIT:How long does dying take? Is it painful?UNSW Professor of Intensive Care Ken Hillman says when he is treating someone who is going to die, one of the first questions he is inevitably asked is how long the person has to live."That is such a difficult question to answer with accuracy. I always put a rider at the end saying it's unpredictable," he says."Even when we stop treatment, the body can draw on reserves we didn't know it had. They might live another day, or two days, or two weeks. All we know is, in long-term speaking, they certainly are going to die very soon."But he stresses that most expected deaths are not painful. "You gradually become confused, you lose your level of consciousness, and you fade away."Should there be any pain, it is relieved with medications such as morphine, which do not interfere with natural dying processes."If there is any sign of pain or discomfort, we would always reassure relatives and carers that they will die with dignity, that we don't stop caring, that we know how to treat it and we continue treatment."There can be a real sense of readiness, like they’re in this safe cocoon, in the last day or two of life.Professor Boughey agrees, saying the pain instead tends to sit with the loved ones."For a dying person there can be a real sense of readiness, like they're in this safe cocoon, in the last day or two of life."Professor Boughey believes there is an element of "letting go" to death."We see situations where people seem to hang on for certain things to occur, or to see somebody significant, which then allows them to let go," he says."I've seen someone talk to a sibling overseas and then they put the phone down and die."Illustration: Dionne GainCREDIT:How can you 'prepare' for death?Firstly, there is your frame of mind. In thinking about death, it helps to compare it to birth, Professor Boughey says."The time of dying is like birth, it can happen over a day or two, but it's actually the time leading up to it that is the most critical part of the equation," he says.With birth, what happens in the nine months leading to the day a baby is born – from the doctor's appointments to the birth classes – can make a huge difference. And Professor Boughey says it's "absolutely similar" when someone is facing the end of life.To Professor Hillman, better understanding the dying process can help us stop treating death as a medical problem to be fixed, and instead as an inevitability that should be as comfortable and peaceful as possible.People are not being asked enough where they want to be cared for and where they want to die.Then there are some practicalities to discuss. Seventy per cent of Australians would prefer to die at home but, according to a 2018 Productivity Commission report, less than 10 per cent do. Instead, about half die in hospitals, ending up there because of an illness triggered by disease or age-related frailty (a small percentage die in accident and emergency departments). Another third die in residential aged care, according to data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.Professor Hillman believes death is over-medicalised, particularly in old age, and he urges families to acknowledge when a loved one is dying and to discuss their wishes: where they want to die, whether they want medical interventions, what they don't want to happen."[Discussing this] can empower people to make their own decisions about how they die," says Professor Hillman.Palliative Care Nurses Australia president Jane Phillips says someone's end-of-life preferences should be understood early but also revisited throughout the dying process as things can change. With the right support systems in place, dying at home can be an option."People are not being asked enough where they want to be cared for and where they want to die," Professor Phillips says. "One of the most important things for families and patients is to have conversations about what their care preferences are."Illustration: Dionne GainCREDIT:How can you help a loved one in their final hours?Studies show that hearing is the last sense to fade, so people are urged to keep talking calmly and reassuringly to a dying person as it can bring great comfort even if they do not appear to be responding."Many people will be unconscious, not able to be roused – but be mindful they can still hear," Professor Phillips says."As a nurse caring for the person, I let them know when I'm there, when I'm about to touch them, I keep talking to them. And I would advise the same to the family as well."On his ICU ward, Professor Hillman encourages relatives to "not be afraid of the person on all these machines"."Sit next to them, hold their hands, stroke their forehead, talk to them about their garden and pets and assume they are listening," he says.Hearing is the last sense to fade so people are urged to keep talking calmly and reassuringly to a dying person.Remember that while the physical or mental changes can be distressing to observe, they're not generally troubling for the person dying. Once families accept this, they can focus on being with their dying loved one.Professor Boughey says people should think about how the person would habitually like them to act."What would you normally do when you're caring for your loved one? If you like to hold and touch and communicate, do what you would normally do," he says.Other things that can comfort a dying person are playing their favourite music, sharing memories, moistening their mouth if it becomes dry, covering them with light blankets if they get cold or damp cloths if they feel hot, keeping the room air fresh, repositioning pillows if they get uncomfortable and gently massaging them. These gestures are simple but their significance should not be underestimated.Illustration: Dionne GainCREDIT:What is the moment of death?In Australia, the moment of death is defined as when either blood circulation or brain function irreversibly cease in a person. Both will eventually happen when someone dies, it's just a matter of what happens first.Brain death is less common, and occurs after the brain has been so badly damaged that it swells, cutting off blood flow, and permanently stops, for example following a head injury or a stroke.The more widespread type of death is circulatory death, where the heart comes to a standstill.After circulation ceases, the brain then becomes deprived of oxygenated blood and stops functioning.The precise time it takes for this to happen depends on an individual's prior condition, says intensive care specialist Dr Matthew Anstey, a clinical senior lecturer at University of Western Australia."Let's say you start slowly getting worse and worse, where your blood pressure is gradually falling before it stops, in that situation your brain is vulnerable already [from reduced blood flow], so it won't take much to stop the brain," Dr Anstey says.The brain remains momentarily active after a circulatory death."But if it's a sudden cardiac arrest, the brain could go on a bit longer. It can take a minute or two minutes for brain cells to die when they have no blood flow."This means, on some level, the brain remains momentarily active after a circulatory death. And while research in this space is ongoing, Dr Anstey does not believe people would be conscious at this point."There is a difference between consciousness and some degree of cellular function," he says. "I think consciousness is a very complicated higher-order function."Cells in other organs – such as the liver and kidneys – are comparatively more resilient and can survive longer without oxygen, Dr Anstey says. This is essential for organ donation, as the organs can remain viable hours after death.In a palliative care setting, Professor Boughey says the brain usually becomes inactive around the same time as the heart.But he says that, ultimately, it is the brain's gradual switching off of various processes – including breathing and circulation – that leads to most deaths."Your whole metabolic system is run out of the brain… [It is] directing everything."He says it's why sometimes, just before death, a person can snap into a moment of clarity where they say something to their family. "It can be very profound ... it's like the brain trying one more time."Illustration: Dionne GainCREDIT:What does a dead person look like?"There is a perceptible change between the living and dying," Professor Boughey says."Often people are watching the breathing and don't see it. But there is this change where the body no longer is in the presence of the living. It's still, its colour changes. Things just stop. And it's usually very, very gentle. It's not dramatic. I reassure families of that beforehand."A typical sign that death has just happened, apart from an absence of breathing and heartbeat, is fixed pupils, which indicate no brain activity. A person's eyelids may also be half-open, their skin may be pale and waxy-looking, and their mouth may fall open as the jaw relaxes.Professor Boughey says that only very occasionally will there be an unpleasant occurrence, such as a person vomiting or releasing their bowels but, in most cases, death is peaceful.And while most loved ones want to be present when death occurs, Professor Boughey says it's important not to feel guilty if you're not because it can sometimes happen very suddenly. What's more important is being present during the lead-up.What happens next?Once a person dies, a medical professional must verify the death and sign a certificate confirming it."It's absolutely critical for the family to see … because it signals very clearly the person has died," says Professor Boughey. "The family may not have started grieving until that point."In some cases, organ and tissue donation occurs, but only if the person is eligible and wished to do so. The complexity of the process means it usually only happens out of an intensive care ward.You might feel despair, you might feel numb, you might feel relief. There is no right or wrong way to feel.Professor Boughey stresses that an expected death is not an emergency – police and paramedics don't need to be called.After the doctor's certificate is issued, a funeral company takes the dead person into their care and collects the information needed to register the death. They can also help with newspaper notices or flowers.But all of this does not need to happen right away, Professor Boughey says. Do what feels right. The moments after death can be tranquil, and you may just want to sit with the person. Or you might want to call others to come, or fulfil cultural wishes."There is no reason to take the body away suddenly," Professor Boughey says.You might feel despair, you might feel numb, you might feel relief. There is no right or wrong way to feel. As loved ones move through the grieving process, they are reminded support is available – be it from friends, family or health professionals.

[1]Most Fast Growing Startups in India:Drinking Glasses - Juice & Water Glasses (Glassware)GlasswareIn 2017, highest demand for glassware was seen in Asia Pacific. Riding on the back of the factors such as rapid development of easy to carry and efficient glassware along with rising trend of food and beverages, the Asia Pacific is expected to dominate the global glassware market by the end of 2025.The global glassware market is divided by distribution channels into online and offline distribution channels. The dominant growth in the offline glassware segment is attributed to the development of physical channels across various developing regions of Asia and Latin America. Moreover, the offline glassware segment is estimated to dominate the distribution channel segment by crossing USD 10,000 Million by the end of 2025.The global glassware market is thriving on the back of the boom in the tourism industry in developing and under developed regions. The development of infrastructure in China, India, South Africa, Brazil and Mexico attracts a major proportion of tourist chunk in their country. The availability of several tourist spots in these countries aligned with the infrastructural development, better connectivity and developing hospitality industry are driving the growth of the glassware market.Glass Bangles & Pressed Wares of GlassGlass BanglesThe colorful varieties of glass bangles make them a visual treat, a cultural necessity for some, a style statement for many and all. Women since ancient times have donned glass bangles and have flaunted them with utmost grace and pride. Glass bangles have different names and forms of identity throughout India.Glass Bangles are traditionally rigid bracelets, originating from the Indian subcontinent, which are usually made of metal, wood, glass or plastic. They are traditional ornaments worn mostly by women from the Indian subcontinent. It is common to see a new bride wearing glass bangles at her wedding; the traditional view is that the honeymoon will end when the last bangle breaks.Bangles are always in demand across the globe be it of any kind i.e. glass, metal, plastic or any other. Imitation bangles are demanded more than gold bangles due to many factors one of the being cost and other being varieties available.Pressed Wares of GlassThe pressed glassware is made by pressing glass into molds of iron.Chocos (Ready-to-Eat Breakfast Cereal Food)Breakfast cereal is a food product made from processed cereal grains and often eaten for breakfast, primarily in Western societies. It is most often mixed with milk, yogurt, or fruit. Some companies promote their products for the health benefits from eating oat-based and high-fiber cereals. In the United States, cereals are often fortified with vitamins but can also lack many of the vitamins needed for a healthy breakfast. A significant proportion of cereals are made with high sugar content. Many breakfast cereals are produced via extrusion.Breakfast cereals may also be puffed, flaked or shredded. The cereal may also be coated in chocolate or frosting before it is dried.The global breakfast cereal market size was valued at USD 37.44 billion in 2016. It is projected to expand at a CAGR of 4.3% from 2017 to 2025. Growing popularity of on-the-go breakfasts, coupled with surging demand for organic cereals and rising health awareness among consumers, is one of the key trends accelerating market growth.The global breakfast cereal market report has been segmented on the basis of product type, source, and region. On the basis of product type, the market is segmented into hot cereals and ready-to-eat cereals. Ready to eat breakfast segment dominates the global market in terms of revenue and expected to maintain its dominance over the forecast period, owing to low cost and increasing demand for convenient food products among consumers.Breakfast options such as biscuits and cereal bars are anticipated to stoke market growth. Besides this, expanding base of health-conscious consumers and rising purchasing power are estimated to provide a fillip to the market. In recent times, a large number of consumers are focused on reducing calorie intake by cutting down their portion sizes and replacing traditional breakfast options with breakfast cereals.Ready-to-eat cereals are projected to lead the market as it is an on-to-go product and is convenient for consumption in working population. Also, hot cereals are expected to show a rapid increase in CAGR as it provides an organic and whole grain based cereal breakfast diet. Further, the market on the basis of the distribution channel is divided into convenience stores, hypermarkets and supermarkets, online channel and others.Roasted Salted Cashew Kernel from Cashew NutCashew kernels, which have a slight brown colour due to longer roasting. They have all the other characteristics of white kernels and have the same nutritional qualities. Butts, splits and pieces are priced lower and are ideal for cooking, preparation of sweets and savoury snacks.Cashew nuts types or cashew Kernels varieties are graded into white/scorched wholes, pieces, splits, butts etc. Depending on the shape, size & colour of the kernel. The cashew tree (Anacardium occidentale) is a short, stocky, low-spreading, evergreen tropical tree. The leaves are spirally arranged, leathery textured. It flowers once a year, between the months of November and January.Cashew kernels are processed from raw cashews. They have become increasingly popular all over the world in the recent years, eaten either as an evening snack or in breakfast mealsCashewnut kernels are mainly used for the snack market as a roasted and salted snack. Due to the lovely taste, the cashewnut is seen as an upper class nut. The cashewnut is becoming of more and more interest to industrial users and is as such used for cookies, cereals and is also promoted as a topping on ice-cream. Increasing demand for healthy snacks, growing demand from European countries and the rising number of primary processing units in Africa are the key factors driving the market growth. However, unfavorable climate changes pose a threat to cashew cultivation. The flowering, fruiting, pest incidence, yield and quality of cashew kernels and nut are highly vulnerable to climate change.India is one of the major producers and second largest exporter of cashew kernel in the global market, representing 19.1% share in the global cashew kernel exports. India produced 160,000 metric ton of cashew kernel in 2016. The total exports of cashew kernels from India were valued at USD 943,419 thousand, while the total quantity exported was 88,419 metric ton in the year 2017.Mustard OilMustard/Rapeseed oil is the third largest edible oil produced in the world after Soy oil and Palm oil. At a production level of 13-14 million tons, it accounts for about 12% of the total World's edible oil production. India is estimated to have a total mustard seed output of 5 million ton while oil is around 1.3 million tons. The country also generates 2.4 million tons of oil cake. India is self-sufficient in mustard seed and oil as import and export of the commodity is almost non-existent.Mustard oil is consumed wholly in the domestic market. The demand for the consumption of mustard/rape seed comes mainly from eastern and northern areas of the country. The arrival of this crop in the markets is in its peak period during March to May. The major centers of consumption of its oil are Kolkata, Bihar, Jharkhand and the northeastern areas like Assam, Tripura, Sikkim etc. Two forms of mustard oil are traded in the Indian market namely Kacchi Ghani and Pakki Ghani (expeller oil).The world production of rapeseed-mustard has been increasing at rapid rate in several countries largely in response to the continuing increase in demand for edible oils and its products. With global production touching 14-15 million tonne, it accounts for about 15 per cent of the world's total edible oil production and 30-35 per cent of India’s total edible oil production. As a whole it is a good project for new entrepreneurs to invest…….Dry Lemon Powder and Lemon OilSpray dried lemon juice powder was used to enhance the acceptability and nutritive value. It reserves the most of bioactive ingredients of lemon and also its property (color, smell, and taste) Ingredient: Vitamin c, citric acid, malic acid. Lemon Essential Oil is a natural detoxifier and contains antiseptic properties that aid in clearing the face from pimples and acne. By doing so, lemon also tightens the skin, preventing wrinkles, and removes excess Oils that clog pores and cause blackheads.According to Lemons and Limes - Market Report, Analysis and Forecast to 2025", the world market of lemons and limes grew by 19% to $ 13.9 billion. The lemon juice powder market, in terms of value, is projected to reach around USD 93.94 Billion by 2021, at a CAGR of 6.0% from 2016 to 2021.The global lemon essential oils market is projected to register an estimated CAGR of 9.2%, during the forecast period, 2018-2023. Read moreViscose RayonViscose is a type of rayon known as semi-synthetic fiber. It is manufactured from naturally occurring polymers. Viscose is manufactured from the solution of cellulose, primarily from wood pulp. Rayon is a fiber used in the manufacture of fabric. It offers properties similar to that of nylon. Viscose differs from other types of rayon due to its distinct manufacturing process and properties. Modal and lyocell are other types of rayon available in the market. Viscose rayon is produced from cellulosic materials such as wood pulp, bamboo and cotton linters.Viscose rayon is a versatile material that has multiple applications in textiles, apparel, nonwovens and industrial sectors. Its demand is expected to see a rise in India as well as globally in the coming years.India is the fastest growing economy in the world, and lower commodity prices have proved beneficial for the manmade fibre industry in India. Petroleum-based manmade fibre prices have also declined, which is giving tough competition to viscose.Demand for viscose fiber is anticipated to increase significantly in the near future due to the rise in global population, increase in standard of living, and growth in disposable income. Viscose is an eco-friendly product; thus, increase in awareness about eco-friendly products and decrease in production of cotton are estimated to augment the demand for viscose fiber. Prices of cotton are rising. This is adversely affecting the demand for cotton, as people are shifting toward substitutes. However, rise in competition from synthetic fibers and retaliatory tariff on viscose in the U.S. are projected to hamper market growth, especially in North America.Dibutyl Phthalate (DBP)Dibutyl phthalate (DBP) is an organic compound commonly used plasticizer. With the chemical formula C6H4 (CO2C4H9) 2, it is a colorless oil, although commercial samples are often yellow. Because of its low toxicity and wide liquid range, it is used as a plasticizer. Dibutyl phthalate is used in making flexible plastics that are found in a variety of consumer products.Dibutyl phthalate is a man-made chemical that is added to plastics and other chemicals. In plastics it helps keep them soft (a plasticizer). It is also used in elastomers, lacquers, explosives, printing inks, resin solvents, perfume oil solvents, paper coatings, adhesives, and nail polish. It is used as a solid rocket propellant.Nearly 5.5 billion tons of dibutyl phthalate is manufactured every year globally. Changing lifestyle of people, rise in usage of personal care products, and increase in penetration of FMCG products are some of the factors driving the demand for personal care products, especially in Asia Pacific. Demand for dibutyl phthalate is expected to rise in consumer and personal care products.Global dibutyl phthalate (DBP, CAS 84-74-2) market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 0.9% by 2023. Based on geography, the global dibutyl phthalate market can be segregated into North America, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Europe, and Middle East & Africa. Asia Pacific is anticipated to be a relatively attractive region for the dibutyl phthalate market during the forecast period.Ammonium SulphateAmmonium sulfate (NH4)2SO4, is an inorganic salt with a number of commercial uses. The most common use is as a soil fertilizer. It contains 21% nitrogen and 24% sulfur. Ammonium sulfate [(NH4)2 SO4] was one of the first and most widely used nitrogen (N) fertilizers for crop production. It’s now less common but especially valuable where both N and sulfur (S) are required. Its high solubility provides versatility for a number of agricultural applications.Moreover, its ability to be used as a food additive and purification agent are the major trends and factors affecting the market confidently. Therefore, they are used in various applications such as fertilizers, food additives, industrial, and others.The global market for ammonium sulfate is highly dependent on a number of factors such as the fertilizer industry and the stringent environmental regulations related to it. Ammonium sulfate is an inorganic salt which occurs naturally in volcanic fumaroles as a rare mineral, mascagnite. It is prepared by the treatment of ammonia, often as a by-product from coke-ovens with sulfuric acid. Ammonium sulfate is also produced by gypsum which is treated with ammonium carbonate solution to give the precipitate of calcium carbonate leaving ammonium sulfate in the solution.Increasing demand for nitrogen fertilizers is anticipated to one of the major growth factors driving the demand for ammonium sulfate. Ammonium sulfate, as a nitrogenous fertilizer competes with ammonium nitrate, ammonium phosphates, and urea. In addition, sulfur is becoming increasingly popular as a vital nutrient for plant growth owing to ability to synthesize vitamins, enzymes, proteins, amino acids and chlorophyll. It has found to be highly beneficial to a wide range of crops such as wheat, vegetables, rice, potatoes and corn.Global Ammonium Sulfate Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.7% during the forecast period. Growing utilization of nitrogen fertilizers to boost the crop yields, rising demand for ammonium sulfate as a flame retardant, low cost of ammonium sulfate compared to ammonium chloride, increasing demand for ammonium sulphate from food and beverage industries, developing new bio-based fertilizers such as nitrogen fixation biofertilizers are some of the factors driving the market growth. However, harmful environmental issues associated with ammonium sulphate are hampering the market growth.Lead Production (Litharge, Refined Lead, Red Lead & Grey Lead)Lead is a relatively soft metal with bluish-white lusture but on exposure to air, it becomes covered by a dull, gray layer of basic carbonate that adheres closely and protects it from further oxidation or corrosion. It is an important component of batteries, and about 75% of the world's lead production is consumed by the battery industry. Lead is also commonly used in glass and enamel.India Lead Acid Battery Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of over 9% during 2018-24. India lead acid battery market is projected to reach $ 7.6 billion by 2023. Anticipated growth in the market can be attributed to booming demand for automobiles, in addition to increasing focus of the government towards boosting the penetration of electric vehicles in the country. Entrepreneurs who invest in this project will be successful. Read moreZinc ChlorideZinc Chloride (ZnCl2) is available as white, crystalline powder, odourless, moulded in pencils or porcelains like mass. Zinc chloride is the name of chemical compound ZnCl2 or its hydrates. All zinc chlorides are colorless or white and highly soluble in water. Zinc chloride is used for crimping wool, cotton and silk. Zinc Chloride is used as catalyst or process material for miscellaneous purposes.The zinc chloride market is pegged at approximately 270.9 Mn in 2018 and is projected to reach a value of US$ 426.4 Mn by the end of 2028, expanding at a CAGR of 4.6% over the forecast period (2018 – 2028). Entrepreneurs who invest in this project will be successful. Read moreCommon Facility Centre for JuteThe Common Facility Centre for development and promotion of jute diversified products will generate self-employment opportunities for people and benefit the peoples in rural areas formed under various state, providing forward linkage with the market for value added products. Jute industry plays an important role in the development and promotion of jute & jute products, processes, marketing and commercialisation of technologies for the manufacture of all jute products including jute-diversified and jute technical textiles products and creating awareness of the use of this natural fibre in non-conventional applications.Jute Textile Industry is one of the major Industries in the Eastern India, particularly in West Bengal. Jute supports around 40 Lakh farm families and provides direct employment to 2.6 Lakh Industrial Workers and 1.4 Lakh in the tertiary sector. Jute industry contributes to the export earnings in the range of Rs. 1,000 to Rs.1, 200 crore annually. As a whole any entrepreneur can venture in this project without risk and earn profit. Read morePipe Bond (PVC, UPVC & CPVC) with Thinner, Rosin & Phenyl ManufacturingA thinner is a solvent used to thin oil-based paints or clean up after their use. Commercially, solvents labeled "Paint Thinner" are usually mineral spirit shaving a flash point at about 40 °C (104 °F).Rosin, also called colophony is a solid form of resin obtained from pines and some other plants, mostly conifers, produced by heating fresh liquid resin to vaporize the volatile liquid terpene components. It is semi-transparent and varies in color from yellow to black. White phenyl (sometimes written as phenyl) is a disinfecting agent made from pine oil. It is made by using an emulsifier- a compound that allows an oil to stably make a solution with water. Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) pipe and fittings are rapidly growing in popularity in both corrosive and high-temperature applications. CPVC piping systems can be joined using flanging, threading or mechanical joining.The size of the Indian paint market is expected to reach Rs.708.75 billion by the financial year 2019-2020 from around Rs.403 billion in FY 2014-15, according to an estimate by industry body Indian Paint Association (IPA) in January 2017. The decorative paint market size was Rs.303.85 billion and that of industrial paint was Rs.99.15 billion in FY 2014-15. The global gum rosin market size was USD 1.57 Billion in 2015 and is expected to witness growth at a CAGR of 3.3% over the forecast period. The WW segment is expected to be the fastest growing product segment, projected to grow at a CAGR of nearly 6% from 2016 to 2024. The Indian plastic pipe market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 10.4% from 2016 to 2021. The India PVC pipes and fittings market will grow at a double digit CAGR over the period FY’2015-FY’2020 and is projected to reach INR 327 billion by FY’2020. We actively encourage a culture of innovation, which facilitates the development of new technologies and ensure a high quality product.Disposable Products(Thermocol Plate, Dona, Thali and Glass, Paper Coffee and Pepsi Glass, Silver Coated Dona, Plates and Spoons, Plastic Glass and Spoon, Tissue Paper)Disposable cups, glasses, plates and spoons are used in daily life nowadays. In addition to be used at home these are largely used during at parties and other functions. The use of disposable items is increasing day by day because of better hygienic conditions, low cost, easy usability and impressive appearance. Plastic cups are largely used for tea, juices, coffee and other purposes. The tissues paper sector has boomed over the last few years. With a move to more luxurious tissue paper and ultra-absorbent paper towels the industry has been able to increase the tissue prices and create new brands to retain consumers. Pointing on disposable items is also quite easy and cheaper. The technology and machines are available in India and the cost is also less. This makes the disposable items more competitive and helps in increasing its market.The global foodservice disposables market is experiencing rapid growth, linked to growing online food ordering and home delivery services. Increasing consumer concern regarding hygiene is the most important factor driving the growth of the disposable food containers industry. Thus, as an entrepreneur this project offers an exciting opportunity to you…..NPK Compound Fertilizer (Granular Type)Fertilizers are soil amendments applied to promote plant growth, the main nutrients added in fertilizer are nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other nutrients are added in smaller amounts. Collectively, the main nutrients vital to plants by weight are called macronutrients, including: nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) (i.e. N- P-K). NPK ratings consist of three numbers separated by dashes (e.g., 10-10-10 or 16-4-8) describing the chemical content of fertilizers. The first number represents the percentage of nitrogen in the product; the second number, P2O5 the third, K2O. Fertilizers do not actually contain P2O5 or K2O, but the system is a conventional shorthand for the amount of the phosphorus (P) or potassium (K) in a fertilizer. A 50-pound (23 kg) bag of fertilizer labeled 16-4-8 contains 8 lb (3.6 kg) of nitrogen (16% of the 50 pounds), an amount of phosphorus equivalent to that in 2 pounds of P2O5 (4% of 50 pounds), and 4 pounds of K2O (8% of 50 pounds). Compound fertilizers are N-P-K fertilizers with other elements purposely intermixed.Fertilizers are classified according to the content of these three elements. Labeling is according to relative amounts of each of the three elements by weight (i.e., mass fraction).The development of the agriculture sector and improvement of the living standards of small-scale farmers are priorities of the Government of Malaysia. A higher level of agricultural production requires an increased and/or more efficient use of inputs, especially fertilizers. The main sources of imported urea were from Indonesia (54.5% valued at RM 286.1 million), China (21.0% valued at RM110.2 million). Urea export by Malaysia, has been trending upward since 2004 (RM492.0 million) to 2008 (RM 900.0 million). The major importing countries of Malaysian urea in 2008 were 8 Thailand (32.5%), Australia (26.8%), Japan (13.5%), India (14.0%) and the Philippines (6.0%). The global trade in NPKs grew from 13mn t in 2010 to16mn t in 2016.Russia has continued to increase export capacity, Moroccan NPK exports leapt from 74kt in 2013 to 840kt by 2016,Belarus NPK exports have also grown strongly from around 250kt in 2009/10 to 800kt in 2016.E-Waste Recycling PlantElectronic wastes, "e-waste", "e-scrap", or "Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment" ("WEEE") is a description of surplus, obsolete, broken or discarded electrical or electronic devices. Technically, electronic "waste" is the component which is dumped or disposed or discarded rather than recycled, including residue from reuse and recycling operations. Electronic Waste – or e-waste – is the term used to describe old, end-of-life electronic appliances such as computers, laptops, TVs, DVD players, mobile phones, mp3 players etc. which have been disposed of by their original users. The perception of e-waste is often restricted to a narrower sense, comprising mainly of end-of-life information- & telecommunication equipment and consumer electronics. However, technically, electronic waste is only a subset of WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment). E-Waste or Electronic Waste broadly describes loosely discarded, surplus, broken, obsolete, electrical and electronic devices. According to E-Waste Market in India 2015-2019 research, the need to prevent biological hazards is one of the major trends upcoming in this market.Bicycle and Cycle Rickshaw ManufacturingA Bicycle, is a human-powered, pedal-driven, single-track vehicle, having two wheels attached to a frame, one behind the other. Bicycles are one of the oldest forms of transportation. Even today millions of people travel by bicycle daily to their work, college, universities and distant places. The cycle rickshaw is a small-scale local means of transport; it is also known by a variety of other names such as bike taxi, velotaxi, pedicab, bikecab, cyclo, beca, becak, trisikad, or trishaw. A Cycle Rickshaw is often hailed as environment-friendly and an inexpensive mode of transportation.The Indian bicycle industry, the second largest in the world, produces around 10 to 14 mn units annually. China leads with a production of over 50 mn units. The total world market is estimated at close to 100 mn units. The bicycle market in India is expected to register a CAGR of more than 8% in terms of value during the forecasted period of 2016-17 to 2021-22. There are guesstimates that close to 1 million cycle rickshaws ply on the Indian roads carrying about 3-4 billion passengers-km/year. In some cities they are the major means of transport. They provide employment to about 700,000 rickshaw pullers, are very maneuverable and are completely non-polluting and hence environmentally friendly means of transport. Thus, as an entrepreneur this project offers an exciting opportunity to you. Read moreE-Rickshaw AssemblingE-Rickshaws are three wheel battery operated vehicles, which are considered as an upgrade to conventional rickshaws, and economically better than auto rickshaws and other fuel variants, these rickshaws, since are battery powered have zero emission, and is often argued to be much better than other rickshaws as they are considered almost pollution free. Such vehicle is constructed or adapted to carry not more than four passengers, excluding the driver, and not more than forty kilograms luggage in total.The Indian automobile industry is one of the largest growing markets of the world, and contributes highly in the country’s manufacturing facilities. Not only this, the automotive industry in India is further expected to pull up the share of manufacturing in India’s GDP to 25% by 2022 from 15% currently, with production of Electric Vehicles being new talk of the town. Entrepreneurs who invest in this project will be successful. Read moreGrapes Packing for Exportswith 100 MT Cold StorageA grape is a fruit, botanically a berry, of the deciduous woody vines of the flowering plant genus Vitis. Grapes can be eaten fresh as table grapes or they can be used for making wine, jam, juice, jelly, grape seed extract, raisins, vinegar, and grape seed oil. Table grapes are most often packaged in plastic punnets, such as clamshells. These punnets are then placed in a cardboard crate. The processes at the export packhouse include: receipt of raw material at packhouse; weighing and acceptance of produce; trimming, sorting and grading; weighing, packing and coding; pre-cooling; sulphur dioxide padding; palletization; storage (cold stores); container loading; and transportation.Grapes account for 2.7 percent of production and 1.4 percent of total fruit area in India. India is a small producer of grapes, with a world share of less than 2 percent. India produced more than 1.2 million tonnes of grapes from 0.11 million ha. Grapes are one of India’s important fruit exports, with a 9.1 percent share in all fruit and nut export. As a whole any entrepreneur can venture in this project without risk and earn profit. Read moreM S BilletsBillets A semi-finished product obtained by forging, rolling or continuously casting, usually square (not exceeding 125 mm×125 mm in cross-section) with rounded corners or round (not exceeding 125 mm in diameter) and are intended for further processing into suitable finished product by forging or rerolling. Mild steel billets are used for mechanical engineering works such as manufacturing machines and their parts. Steel billets are used for production of plate, sheets, strips, rod etc.India is the ninth largest producer of crude steel in the world production of 33 million MT and investment of over Rs1, 000 billion. Global steel demand will reach 1,616.1 MT in 2018, an increase of 1.8% over 2017 figures. In 2019, it is forecast that global steel demand will grow by 0.7% to reach 1,626.7 Mt. As a whole there is a good scope for new entrepreneur to invest in this business. Read moreTitanium Dioxide(Chloride Process)Titanium is known as a transition metal on the periodic table of elements denoted by the symbol Ti. It is a lightweight, silver-gray material with an atomic number of 22 and an atomic weight of 47.90. It has a density of 4510 kg/m3, which is somewhere between the densities of aluminium and stainless steel. It has a melting point of roughly 3,032°F (1,667°C) and a boiling point of 5,948°F (3,287°C). It behaves chemically similar to zirconium and silicon. It has excellent corrosion resistance and a high strength to weight ratio.The global titanium dioxide (TiO2) market size was valued at USD 13.3 billion in 2015. The market is expected to witness growth at a CAGR of over 8.9% from 2016 to 2025, owing to increasing demand from end-user industries. Market demand has grown by approximately 4-6% on average over the last 18 months (some producers have seen demand increase by up to 9%) and prices for TiO2 pigments have increased by up to 17-18%. Thus, due to demand it is best to invest in this project. Read moreNeem Oil(Cold Process)Neem oil is obtained from the seeds of neem tree. Utilization of neem seeds is to be set with the problem of organization of systematic collection and crushing of seeds. Neem oil is usually opaque and bitter but it has recently been shown that it can be processed into non bitter edible oil with 50% oleic acid and 15% linoleum acid. 'Neem oil extractives', a waste from neem oil refining has been found to be effective mosquito larvicide. The material acts as instant killer of the first instar larvae of Culex Fatigans at 0.04% concentration whereas at lower concentrations it had delayed toxicity.Azadirachtin, an active compound derived from neem seeds and other parts has natural insecticidal properties. It is potentially a substitute for synthetic pesticides used in crop production. Projected growth in global bio-pesticide market at CAGR of 15.8 per cent from 2012 to 2017 could be a prospective growth driver for the neem products in future. As a whole there is a good scope for new entrepreneur to invest in this business. Read moreLinear Alkyl Benzene Sulphonic AcidLinear Alkyl Benzene Sulphonic Acid is a largest volume synthetic surfactant because of its relatively low cost, good performance, the fact that it can be dried to a stable powder and the biodegradable environmental friendliness. LAB Sulphonic Acid is an anionic surfactant widely used in formulation of all ranges of Domestic Detergents Powder, Cake & Dish wash cleaners. Due to its high active matter, miscibility with water and low salt content, it is also used in formulation of Industrial & Household liquid cleaners as well as in numerous industrial applications like as a coupling agent and as an emulsifier for agricultural herbicides and in emulsion polymerization.Linear AlkylbenzeneSulfonate (LAS) Market size is poised to exceed USD 9 billion by 2024. Increasing product demand in manufacturing household detergents will be the major factor propelling the global linear alkylbenzenesulfonate market size over the estimated timeframe. The overall household detergents business is likely to exhibit gains more than 6% CAGR from 2016 to2024 on account of increasing consumer lifestyles and awareness towards cleanliness. This facilitates the development of new technologies and ensures a high quality product. Read moreWood Plastic Composite (WPC)WPCs are composites containing a wood component in particle form (wood particles/wood flour) and a polymer matrix. They are used in a variety of structural and non-structural applications ranging from component and product prototyping to outdoor decking. Wood plastic composites (WPCs) are roughly 50:50 mixtures of thermoplastic polymers and small wood particles. WPC can be manufactured in a variety of colors, shapes and sizes, and with different surface textures. WPCs made with wood-polypropylene are typically used in automotive applications and consumer products, and these composites have recently been investigated for use in non-structural building profiles.The Indian market for particle board and plywood is estimated in value terms, at over Rs. 37 bn. Of the total market the wood-plastic composites market is projected to reach US$2.6 bn in 2012. Analysts anticipate the market to expand at a CAGR of 10.80% during the period from 2013 to 2019 and attain a value USD 5.84 Billion by 2021, at a CAGR of 12.4% from 2016 to 2021. Market is poised to grow at a CAGR of around 13.2% over the next decade to reach approximately $9.7 billion by 2025. Based on application, the wood-plastic composites market has been segmented into building & construction products, automotive components, industrial & consumer goods, and others. Thus, due to demand it is best to invest in this project.Aluminium Cables and ConductorsFrom Molten Aluminium Metal/Aluminium IngotsA cable is defined as the set of conductors, insulators, sheaths and armor protection or shielding, specifically built to carry the current both for energy transportation and for signal transmission. Cables are mainly used for power transmission and distribution purpose. Aluminium cables can often be found when dealing with electricity, because of their high conductive nature. These cables are ductile, light weight, non-magnetic and are perfect for heavy-duty applications.The wires and cables market in India is led by five major players including Polycab wires, Sterlite technologies, Finolex cables, KEI Industries and Havells India, who cover around ~% of organized market for wires and cables. Polycab sold ~ million units in FY'2014 followed by Sterlite technologies which sold ~ million units in the same year. Revenues from the wires and cables industry in the India are expected to expand to INR ~ million in FY'2019 growing with a CAGR of 18.5% from FY'2014-FY'2019. Thus, due to demand it is best to invest in this project.MicrobreweryThe global craft beer market to grow at a CAGR of 11.04% during the period 2017-2021.A microbrewery or craft brewery is a brewery that produces small amounts of beer (or sometimes root beer), typically much smaller than large-scale corporate breweries, and is independently owned. Such breweries are generally characterized by their emphasis on quality, flavour and brewing technique.Craft beers and microbreweries are niche concepts in India which have been growing for past few years and are beginning to take shape now. They are mushrooming in many parts of the country. This is an emerging trend that is certainly attracting middle class Indians, particularly in urban areas. The craft beer market in India is pegged at Rs. 280 crore and may grow to Rs. 4,400 crore by 2020. This facilitates the development of new technologies and ensures a high quality product.Admixtures Plant (Water Retarding Admixtures for Concrete)Water reducers, retarders, and super plasticizers are admixtures for concrete, which are added in order to reduce the water content in a mixture or to slow the setting rate of the concrete while retaining the flowing properties of a concrete mixture. Admixtures are used to modify the properties of concrete or mortar to make them more suitable to work by hand or for other purposes such as saving mechanical energy. The use of WRA may accelerate or retard the initial setting time of concrete.Rate of concrete admixtures market growth is highly influenced by construction industry in developing economies and worldwide markets will hit $18.10 billion by 2020, at a CAGR of 9.15% between 2015 and 2020. The market size in terms of value of water retarding admixture is estimated to be USD 2.52 billion in 2015 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of about 8.16% between 2015 and 2020.Thus, due to demand it is best to invest in this project. Read moreCalcium BromideCalcium bromide is the calcium salt of hydrobromic acid with the chemical formula of CaBr2. It is concentrated hygroscopic powder which will absorb water from the air. Calcium Bromide Powder dissolves in water and other brines, yield completion work over and packer fluids of densities upto 2.3 gm/ml (19.2 lb/gal).Calcium bromide is used as a component of drilling and completion fluids which are used to maximize the productivity of an oil well, to minimize site erosion of the well, and to aid in the shutdown of the well.The bromine derivatives market is pegged to be a high value market. The global bromine market was USD 2.47 billion in 2016 and is projected to reach USD 3.96 billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 8.4% between 2017 and 2022.This facilitates the development of new technologies and ensures a high quality product. Read moreMini Steel Plant(Steel Long Products TMT Bars, Flats, Angles, Channels& Girder)Steel flat and steel long, depending on the shape of steel manufactured. Steel flat includes steel products in flat, plate, sheet or strip shapes. Steel flat is mostly used in construction, shipbuilding, pipes and boiler applications. The TMT bars are widely used in construction works such as high-rise building, industrial structures, flyovers and bridges etc. The steel long products are required to produce concrete, blocks, bars, tools, angles, grider, gears and engineering products.Indian demand is projected to rise to 200 million tonnes by 2015. Given the strong demand scenario, most global steel players are into a massive capacity expansion mode, either through brownfield or Greenfield route. By 2012, the steel production capacity in India is expected to touch 124 million tonnes and 275 million tonnes by 2020.This facilitates the development of new technologies and ensures a high quality product. Read moreMethyl Methacrylate (MMA)Methyl methacrylate is key monomer for acrylic resins, coating materials, and polymers that meet the fast rising demand for light-guide panels in LCD assemblies. Methyl methacrylate, is known for its excellent transparency and weatherability, as well as its easy recyclability, this acrylic has attracted a great deal of attention for environmental considerations.Methacrylate Monomers Market size was valued at USD 8.45 Billion in 2016 and is projected to reach USD 11.26 Billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 4.9% in terms of value. In this study, 2015 has been considered as the historic year, 2016 as the base year, and 2017 to 2022 as the forecast period for estimating the size of the methacrylate monomers market. As a whole any entrepreneur can venture in this project without risk and earn profit. Read moreHere, checkout this link on popular business ideas for different industries that have great future potential.Detailed Project Report (DPR)Hope that helps.Best Regards,Ajay GuptaFootnotes[1] NIIR PROJECT CONSULTANCY SERVICES, NPCS, India - Business Consultant, Project Report, Technology Books, Directory