Summary
Seven companies, like big factories, asked to join the plan.
The plan helps make things like fertilizer and fuel, so the country needs fewer imports. 🌾
It could also create many new jobs for people. 👷
The programme costs Indian rupees 37,500 crore.
Seven applications were received in the first round.
Companies such as Adani Enterprises, NTPC, Talcher Fertilisers, Gallantt Ispat and Shyam Sel & Power want to join.
Projects will turn coal into a gas called syngas, which can become fertilizer, fuel, hydrogen and more.
The government hopes the plan will cut imports and give lots of new jobs.
Seven companies, like big factories, asked to join the plan.
The plan helps make things like fertilizer and fuel, so the country needs fewer imports. 🌾
It could also create many new jobs for people. 👷
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