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Solvent Extractors' Association of India

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy 08 Oct 2026, 10:46 PM IST

Stakeholders Launch Regenerative Mustard Farming Push in Rajasthan

A coalition led by the Solvent Extractors' Association of India, AWL Agri Business Ltd, Solidaridad Network Asia Ltd and Bharatkhand Foundation has launched 'Sarson Sankalp' to promote regenerative mustard farming in Rajasthan. The initiative is aimed at improving soil health, strengthening farm resilience and supporting more sustainable domestic oilseed production at a time when India remains heavily dependent on edible oil imports.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy09 Oct 2026, 04:56 PM IST

SEA Elects Angshu Mallick as President, Signalling Continuity in India’s Edible Oils Trade

The Solvent Extractors’ Association of India has elected Angshu Mallick as its president, placing a veteran agri-food executive at the helm of one of the country’s most closely watched commodity bodies. Mallick’s appointment comes at a time when edible oil markets are navigating volatile global prices, import dependence and shifting domestic demand patterns.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

Chemists Still Struggle to Replace Hazardous Solvents Despite Decades of Green Chemistry Push

A new Nature report underscores a stubborn gap between the promise of green chemistry and the practical realities of laboratory and industrial practice: hazardous solvents remain deeply embedded in chemical manufacturing. Despite years of research into safer alternatives, cost, performance, and scale continue to slow adoption. The findings matter well beyond the lab, with implications for worker safety, pollution reduction, and the broader clean-energy supply chain.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

Chemists Still Struggle to Replace Hazardous Solvents Despite Decades of Green Chemistry

Chemists have spent decades trying to move away from hazardous solvents, yet the transition remains slow, uneven and technically difficult, according to a Nature report on the state of green chemistry. The problem matters far beyond the laboratory: solvents are central to drugmaking, materials science and industrial production, and their environmental and health costs remain deeply embedded in modern chemistry.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

Chemists Still Struggle to Replace Hazardous Solvents Despite Decades of Green Chemistry

Chemists have spent decades trying to reduce reliance on hazardous solvents, but the transition has remained far slower than the field’s sustainability rhetoric suggests. A new Nature report underscores that, even as green chemistry has advanced, toxic and volatile solvents continue to dominate many laboratory and industrial processes because they remain difficult to replace at scale.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

Chemists Still Struggle to Quit Hazardous Solvents as Green Chemistry Hits a Wall

After decades of green chemistry campaigns, hazardous solvents remain deeply embedded in laboratory and industrial workflows, according to reporting highlighted by Nature. The persistence of these chemicals underscores a stubborn gap between sustainability goals and the practical realities of making reactions faster, cheaper and scalable.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

Chemists Still Rely on Hazardous Solvents Despite Decades of Green Chemistry Push

Chemists have spent decades trying to replace toxic, volatile solvents with safer alternatives, but the transition has stalled in laboratories and industry alike. A Nature report underscores how deeply embedded solvents remain in chemical manufacturing, revealing the gap between green chemistry ambitions and the practical realities of scale, cost and performance.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyRecently

Anay Gupta Re-elected President of All India Rubber Industries Association

Anay Gupta has been re-elected president of the All India Rubber Industries Association, extending his leadership at a time when the rubber sector is navigating cost pressures, policy shifts and uneven demand conditions. His return signals continuity for an industry body that has been active in advocacy, stakeholder engagement and efforts to strengthen the sector’s long-term competitiveness.

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National Governance & PolicyRecently

Lecturers' Association Urges Open Access for Kalyana Karnataka Candidates in RPC Recruitment

A lecturers' association has called for candidates from the Kalyana Karnataka region to be allowed to compete for Reserved-Category Pool (RPC) posts, arguing that the current approach risks narrowing opportunities in a region still grappling with long-standing educational and employment disparities. The appeal adds fresh pressure to the state’s recruitment framework, where questions of regional equity, reservation policy and administrative fairness remain politically sensitive.

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National Governance & Policy09 Oct 2026, 03:09 PM IST

Supreme Court Affirms Right to Association, Peaceful Protest, Seeks Details of October 10 Demonstrations

The Supreme Court on Monday underscored the constitutional right to association and peaceful protest while asking for details of the planned October 10 demonstrations that had prompted talk of a complete shutdown in Delhi. The remarks, made during an oral mention by senior lawyers, reflected the court’s concern that public order measures should not become a blanket restraint on lawful dissent.

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Automotive, EVs & Mobility09 Oct 2026, 03:37 AM IST

India’s Electric Car Sales Nearly Double in September as Festive Demand and Policy Support Lift Adoption

Electric car sales in India surged to 36,108 units in September, nearly doubling from a year earlier, according to the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations. The sharp rise reflects a combination of festive-season buying, improving ownership economics, a broader model lineup and continued policy support that is pushing electric vehicles closer to the mainstream. FADA said the market is increasingly treating EVs as a default option rather than a niche alternative.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors09 Oct 2026, 02:41 AM IST

CTA Says Trump’s 100% U.S.-Made Tech Push Could Cost Industry $230 Billion

A new estimate from the Consumer Technology Association suggests that an aggressive push by Donald Trump to force all major technology production back to the United States could impose roughly $230 billion in costs on the sector. The figure underscores the scale of the economic and operational disruption that would follow any attempt to localize complex global supply chains for chips, cloud hardware and consumer devices.

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Co-Occurring Entities

Entities frequently referenced alongside Solvent Extractors' Association of India:

India(2)Supreme Court of India(1)Solidaridad Network Asia Ltd(1)Rajasthan(1)New Delhi(1)National Dairy Development Board(1)