India has become the first country globally to commercially produce bio-bitumen for use in road construction, marking a significant milestone in sustainable infrastructure development.

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"By utilising agro-waste, bio-bitumen reduces pollution caused by crop burning and strengthens the circular economy. With 15% blending, India can save nearly Rs 4,500 crore in foreign exchange and ...

He noted that bio-bitumen is a transformative step towards the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047. By utilising agro-waste, it reduces pollution caused by crop burning and strengthens the circular economy.

India has introduced bio-bitumen, a sustainable road construction material made from agricultural waste. This innovation aims to reduce fossil-fuel use and lower import costs.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Wednesday said that agricultural waste can be converted into a valuable national resource.