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Global e-tender for Import of Muriate of Potash (MOP)

National Fertilizers Limited (NFL)

National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) is a Public Sector Undertaking (PSU), a Nav-Ratna company under the Department of Fertilizers, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Government of India. NFL has an annual Urea production capacity of 3.56 Million Tonnes and is the second largest producer of Urea in India. NFL is also engaged in production and marketing of Bio-Fertilizers, Compost and Allied Industrial Products like Ammonia, Nitric Acid, Ammonium Nitrate, etc.

The Government of India and the Indian Fertilizer Industry are coordinating to achieve the goal of improving soil fertility through balanced fertilizer usage and maintaining the ideal N, P, K ratio in soil. As an initiative to improve soil health, NFL has started marketing other fertilizers like DAP, MOP, APS & NPK. The NFL intends to import more fertilizers in the coming years.

NFL has issued the following Global e-tender for importing of following Bulk Fertilizer:

E-tender No. Product Qty. [in MT] Coast Last date of bid submission
2025_NFL_239775_1 MOP 30,000 ECI 10.07.2025
30,000 WCI till 11:30 Hrs IST

The press advertisement is to be published on 02.07.2025, in the following newspapers:

  • English National Daily-Published from Delhi.
  • Hindi National Daily-Published from Delhi
Additional Information:

For convenience, a complete set of tender documents is attached with the mail. It is requested that the attached document may please be forwarded to all such reputed manufacturers/traders of MOP as you may deem appropriate so as to enable the active participation of major world manufacturers/exporters/traders in our global import e-tender for MOP.

The e-mail id for any correspondence in this regard is imports@nfl.co.in.

Tender document:- Click here for National Fertilizers Limited Tender Document

11th International Day of Yoga held on 21st June 2025 at Central Park, Tashkent

Ambassador’s Speech on ITEC Day

Ambassador’s Speech on ITEC Day

March 5, 2025, 1830 hrs; Hotel Hyatt Regency

Hayrli oqshom

I would like to welcome you all as we mark the 60th anniversary of Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC). It is a flagship programme of the Government of India and has played a pivotal role in supporting our partner countries through education and training.

Every year, we offer close to 200 fully funded scholarships for Uzbek nationals, providing access to our 50 prestigious institutions across India. These scholarships cover 100 disciplines including:

  • Information Technology
  • Public Administration
  • Startups
  • Election Management
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Rural Development
  • Medical Care
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Renewable Energy
  • Robotics
  • Pest Risk Analysis
  • Advanced Computing
  • Agriculture
  • Women Leadership
  • …and many more

Additionally, we offer special courses for defence personnel in esteemed Army institutions such as the National Defence College, Defence Services Staff College, and the College of Defence Management.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Uzbek authorities – including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Defence, National Guard, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Agency of Innovative Development, Agency of Plant Protection and Quarantine, Agency for Development and Implementation of Advanced Methods of Assessing Students, and various universities – and most importantly, to all of you. Your continued support has been instrumental in the success of the ITEC programme. We reaffirm our commitment to strengthening this valuable relationship.

In Uzbekistan, over 2,500 scholarships have been awarded under ITEC. We are delighted that Uzbek nationals have consistently shown interest in the programme. There is now growing interest in training at the National Good Governance Centre in India.

We are pleased that ITEC alumni continue to engage with our events and programmes. As we commemorate International Women’s Day soon, the Embassy of India is organizing a 4-day Film Festival centered on women’s rights, equality, and empowerment under our campaign Sashakt Nari – Celebrating Womanhood. Hotin qizlar bayramini nishonlaymiz.

I invite all of you to be a part of the Film Festival from March 14–16, 2025. The star cast of the movie Ghoomer will also be present.

I would also like to inform you about the upcoming World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit (WAVES), to be held in Mumbai, India from May 1–4, 2025. WAVES will serve as a key forum for promoting discussion, collaboration, and innovation in the media and entertainment industry. We will now show you a video about this exciting initiative.

Dostligimiz abadiy bolsin

Yahshi dam oling

Rahmat

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Yoga with PM Modi – Animated Videos

Yoga with PM Modi – Animated Videos

Yoga, a gift of ancient India to the world, has become a way of life for millions across the world. As a mark of the immense popularity of Yoga, the world commemorates 21st June every year as the International Day of Yoga.

In the present times, where people all around the world are adapting their lives to the new reality of a pandemic, yoga has become even more relevant. It has helped many maintain a healthy regimen during the long periods of lockdown and boosted their immunity and sense of balance in these extraordinary times.

Technology plays a key role in enabling the learning of Yoga, particularly during this time where social distancing is a necessity to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. In this regard, playlists of animated 3D videos of the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, a keen practitioner of Yoga, practicing various Asanas are available. These videos have been made available on YouTube and are available in the following languages:

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Article on International Day of Yoga by SCO Secretary General

Article on International Day of Yoga by SCO Secretary General

Sixth International Day of Yoga – Message of greetings from the Secretary General of SCO H.E. Mr. Vladimir Norov
21 June 2020

The SCO countries are very closely connected with each other by the strings of historical cultural and civilizational connection. There is a constant and regular exchange of ideas and cultural influences, which constitute a very important basis of our relations. Various types of tangible and intangible heritage exist in the SCO region. SCO cherishes its rich, diverse and proud cultural heritage, which has no analogues in the world. This includes Yoga as well.

We know that International Day of Yoga is celebrated on 21 June every year since the 69th UN General Assembly adopted a resolution in 2014 (11 December 2014) and the 1st International Day of Yoga was held in 2015. This year in 2020 we are celebrating the 6th International Day of Yoga.

Last year a very successful Yoga event was organized in Xian city with the support of the SCO Secretariat. In his speech the Secretary-General noted that practices such as Yoga, which appeared in the distant past in India, have for thousands of years improved human nature, giving it stability, balance and a charge of optimism.

One of the priority areas of SCO activities in the humanitarian sphere today is working with young people and development of sport on the basis of adopted documents within the SCO. In particular, in the Qingdao Declaration, the Heads of State stressed the importance of sport as an effective factor in promoting dialogue between peoples. They also noted that the annual International Day of Yoga will contribute to further strengthening of friendship, peace, understanding and harmony.

Yoga is an ancient Indian practice that is more than just physical exercise; it also has meditative and spiritual aspects. It is a way to learn a sense of unity with oneself, with the world and nature, and to be in peace and harmony with nature and with oneself with calm mind. India is home to the great heritage of Yoga and has preserved the heritage of this great tradition. Yoga is beautiful because it is ancient but modern, it is constantly evolving, its practice is flexible and not rigid.

It is said that Yoga is about discipline, dedication and can be followed throughout life regardless of age, color, caste, creed, religion, wealth, province or border. Yoga belongs to all and everyone.

Improvements in physical health and many other benefits of Yoga are appreciated everywhere, but the greatest gifts of Yoga are wisdom and spiritual love is even more important. According to Yoga, perfect wisdom and spiritual love exist in all of us, but this wisdom and love is covered and hibernated. Yoga helps to unlock and realize this potential.

This day has taken on great importance as an important day when people learn about the amazing and natural benefits of Yoga, connect people with nature, Yoga practitioners, draw people’s attention to the holistic benefits of Yoga around the world, reduce the rate of diseases around the world. Celebrating this International Day of Yoga brings communities together to spend a day in health from their busy schedules. It also contributes to the growth, development and spread of world peace and helps people in difficult situations to cope with stress themselves through Yoga.

Celebrating International Day of Yoga will also strengthen global coordination, solidarity among people.

Celebrating such a day with enthusiasm will also help to raise awareness of physical and mental problems, their regulation and management through Yoga practices that will protect us from unhealthy practices, and promote and respect healthy practices to make life better.

Yoga is becoming a widespread practice in most SCO member states, which accept it with their variations and styles. It is especially popular among young people. People want to lead healthy, stress-free, disciplined lives that help them on their way to self-realization.

So on the occasion of the 6th International Day of Yoga, I would like to extend my warm greetings to all Yoga practitioners and Yoga followers around the world.