CII 4th National Conference on Pulp and Paper: Moving from Trade-offs to Win-Wins in Water Management

2nd July, 2019 | The Lalit, New Delhi Confederation of Indian Industry’s (CII) Centre of Excellence on Water, CII -Triveni Water Institute is organizing its 4th National Conference on Pulp and Paper: Moving from Trade-offs to Win-Wins in Water Management scheduled on 2nd July 2019 at The Lalit, New Delhi. The Conference draws upon the deliberations over the past 3 successful editions, convened under the Chairmanship of Mr. Sanjay Singh, Divisional Chief Executive, ITC PSPD. The 4th Edition of the Conference will deliberate upon following thematic tracks: Tools and Techniques for water reu...
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3rd National Conference on Pulp and Paper Understanding the Trade-offs in Water & Wastewater Management for taking informed decisions 29 June 2018

29th June 2018 | Hotel Leela Palace, New Delhi Overview The Indian Paper Industry has evolved to a great extent as it plays a vital role in the overall industrial growth and also provides a necessary medium to propel our knowledge based economy forward in the new millennium. However, the pulp and paper industry is also amongst the largest water users in India and there is a need for initiating several strategies towards innovative water management and enhancing their competitiveness. Focus Areas Understanding the Environment and Economic Trade-offs Reduction in Wastewater volumes with r...
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GST: newsprint makers seek clarity on ‘actual user’

Indian newsprint manufacturers have sought clarification from the government on the condition of ‘actual user’ because, post GST, there has been no mention of any condition on the buyer for domestic newsprint. Vijay Kumar, secretary general of the Indian Newsprint Manufacturers’ Association, explained that before the implementation of the GST, newsprint could be produced only by registered mills and sold only to registered publishers to avail of concessional taxes. Sales to third parties was treated as sale of other grade paper and taxes applied accordingly. However, after GST, there is ambi...
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