Hailing hydrogen as the "fuel of the future", Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Wednesday asserted that vehicles in the country would run on green fuels in the coming years
Gadkari said, "India imports fossil fuel every year... soon, our farmers will produce green fuels."
"Increased demand for ethanol will change the agro-economy of the country this will make farmers 'urjadata' (providers of energy)... they will no longer remain 'annadata' (providers of food)''
Gadkari asserted that ethanol industry is a boon for the farmers and demand for it will increase which will change the agro-economy of the country.
"PM Modi's dream is to make India a USD 5 trillion economy, and for that, the country needs infrastructure development... without water, power, transport and communication, the country's overall growth is not possible.
