The Federation Minister Nitin Gadkari says that BT India@100: The mixture of ethanol reduces the average car but does not cause any damage.

The Minister of Transport and Roads Netin Gadkari said that mixing ethanol by 20 percent with gasoline reduces the average vehicles, but it does not harm them and a campaign of fear about E20 through the petroleum lobby.

Speaking at the Business Today India@100 event, Gadkari said that countries like Brazil have 100 percent ethanol mixing, while India has started 27 percent experiences of ethanol, but there is no timetable to be determined.

Jadkari said: “The petroleum lounge manipulates it (the fear campaign against E20). There was increased concern about social media on the E20 that was launched by the government, destroying the car while there is no decrease in the cost of fuel.

He also said that the Bonn -based auto research association (ARAI) is reports, before the government received an invitation to mix ethanol.

He said: “We have an excess of rice, corn and wheat, which is used to produce ethanol. The price of the atom has risen to 2,600 rupees of Quintal from 1,200 rupees due to the demand for ethanol.”

On the future road map for the highway while India is moving towards an advanced economy by 2047, Jadkari said that the goal of building the annual highway for the fiscal year 26 is 38 km per day, while future planning is to touch 100 km/day.

The minister said: “The highway projects have been granted with a value of 2.5 rupees for Cham so far and we hope that 10 crores will touch the end of this fiscal year,” adding that the sector will play a major role in the development of the country.

Regarding the challenge posed by rare land restrictions in China, the minister said the government is working to accelerate local lithium mining. He added: “The mining sector has a lot of opportunities and the ease of making work options, as all environmental permits can be completed in six months.”