Congratulations, Divyesh / Kaushik Palicha,

 

 

For developing a technology to turn “  Waste into Wealth “

You have demonstrated that even a 56 year old business can – and need to – have a “ Startup Mind Set “

I urge Central Government / RBI to grant necessary permissions / approvals to TFCC , on the double

The authorities ( Central + States ) must treat your business as one of the methods to fulfill India’s commitment for a “ Less Carbon Future “ promised by PM Modiji at COP26 in Glasgow

I hope, your success will inspire some Startups to get into a technical collaboration with Veena Sahajwalla, [ +61, 2 9385 6432 ] and launch re-cycling of e-waste as described in my following earlier e-mail :

#EWaste #Recycling #Sustainability #CircularEconomy  …………….. 18 April 2018

 

With regards,

Hemen Parekh  /  hcp@RecruitGuru.com  /  21 Dec 2021

 

Related Readings :

The Strange Case of Rs 66,000 Crore Valuation of a Little-known Chemical Firm, Ramcharan & Co 

US fund TFCC yet to get relevant approvals for investment in Ram Charan & Co / BL / 21 Dec 2021

 

US-based TFCC to invest $4.14 bn in Chennai chemicals company  /  Business Line  /  20 Dec 2021

 

American company to invest Rs 31,000 crore in Chennai firm  / NewIndianExpress  /  02 Dec 2021

 

Ram Charan Company bags USD 2.2 billion order from Ghana firm to supply waste to energy units / 17 Dec 2021 / ET

Ram Charan inks $2.2-bn deal with Ghana’s Masri to supply waste to energy units  /  FE  /  18 Dec 2021

Contacts :

Divyesh@ramcharan.org

knarayan@ramcharan.org

finance@ramcharan.org

info@ramcharan.com

contact@ramcharan.org

curious@entity1.in

 

http://ramcharanco.com/

 

http://www.ramcharan.org/

 

http://entity1.in/index.html

http://www.ramcharan.org/

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Added  on  12 Nov 2023 :

Ram Charan Develops Groundbreaking Solid State Sodium Silicate Batteries

 The solid-state sodium silicate batteries have showcased impressive characteristics, including a power of 1.73 kW/kg and a solid electrolyte ionic conductivity of 1.4mS/cm at room temperature. These batteries offer a stable alternative that can operate at temperatures up to 600°C. Furthermore, they are fully recyclable with no toxic residue, making them a significant breakthrough in terms of end product responsibility.

Ram Charan’s founder, Kaushik Palicha, expressed his excitement about the development, stating that the demonstration of solid-state sodium batteries on a proof of concept level is expected to be scaled up and tested in real-time applications by the end of 2024. He believes that this breakthrough puts India on the global map of battery technology development, with the potential to create value additions in various industries, including electric vehicles, consumer electronics, low-power electronics, stationary storage, and even space applications.