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1 day ago · Online training in manuring in rubber | Rubber tappers insurance to be renewed on or before 12 July | The tenth phase of the Rubber Production Incentive Scheme starts | Contact Call Centre to know about soil and water conservation in rubber holdings | Certificate course in Beekeeping | Training in disease and pest control of rubber | Rubber ...
Rubber Board RUBIS. Apply immediately for renewal of Licences expire in March, 2024. ... NEW: Instructions for Renewal of Licences 2024-2029. Manufacture (Read the Letter) Dealer (Read the Letter) Readme! - Instructions. Online help available.
1 day ago · An interactive informative portal by Rubber Board,India , with a knowledgebase,latest Indian and international rubber prices,statistics,..
The Rubber Board is a statutory body constituted by the Government of India, under the Rubber Act 1947, for the overall development of the rubber industry in the country. Head Office is in Kottayam, Kerala. Genesis of the Rubber Board.
Rubber Board through its R & D activities has been developing expertise on all aspects of rubber cultivation, processing and product manufacture since its inception.
India is the sixth largest producer of natural rubber (NR) in the world; accounting for 5.5 % of the total supply of 13.800 million tonnes during the year 2021 and occupies the second position in terms of
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Learn about the Rubber Board's initiatives, schemes, and services for rubber growers and stakeholders in India.
Rubber Board. Visit Website: http://www.rubberboard.org.in/public. The Rubber Board is a statutory organization constituted under Section (4) of the Rubber Act, 1947 and functions under the administrative control of Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
Genesis of Rubber Board. The Rubber Board is a statutory body constituted by the Government of India, under the Rubber Act 1947, for the overall development of the rubber industry in the country. Commercial cultivation of natural rubber (Hevea brasiliensis) was introduced in India by the British.
