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LONDON (ICIS)--In India, urea fertilizer importer National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) has issued counter offers in its tender to the lowest eight offers on the east coast and the lowest six on the...

Jorhat, Dec 20: Namrup, Assam’s industrial township, has been placed under a tight security blanket ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit on December 21 to lay the foundation stone for a major fertiliser project at the Namrup Fertilizer Plant . Thousands of security personnel have been deployed across the town, with the Indian Air Force keeping three helicopters on standby near the event venue. Throughout Friday, IAF helicopters conducted repeated landing drills at a temporary helipad set up close to the site. The Assam Police have also intensified preparations, holding a series of high-level meetings to fine-tune security arrangements. These meetings are being led by Inspector General of Police (Law and Order and Communication) Akhilesh Singh. Multiple checkpoints have also been set up on roads leading to the venue, significantly restricting movement. The upcoming fertiliser project, estimated at Rs 10,000 crore, will be jointly funded by the Centre (60%) and the Assam government (40%).

LONDON (ICIS)--India’s National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) has issued a purchase tender for 1.5 million tonnes of urea for shipment by 20 February 2026, despite congestion at the ports and...

Dibrugarh, Nov 22: Employees of the Brahmaputra Valley Fertilizer Corporation Ltd (BVFCL) have raised concerns over the corporation’s fate as a new 12 lakh-MT factory is set to come up on its premises at Namrup in Dibrugarh district. They have alleged that the government is in the “process of closing down the BVFCL”, citing high-level discussions held this month to push forward an earlier decision to shut down or disinvest several identified central public sector enterprises (CPSEs). “The government is speaking in two voices. On one hand, there are occasional assurances about Namrup-IV, and on the other, they are quietly preparing documents for closure,” alleged Tileswar Bora, president of the Namrup Fertiliser Protection United Forum, on Saturday. Concerns among employees follow a letter issued by the Department of Fertilisers on November 13 to BVFCL. The communique reportedly mentions that the Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) is preparing a note for “in-principle” approval of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) regarding CPSEs, marked for closure or disinvestment.