We have provided accessibility tools on our website that will ease user experience. The Accessibility tool will help you to increase/decrease font size, change different contrast scheme on our website.
You can locate accessibility tools at the extreme right at the top of our website.
If you have low vision, colour vision, you can increase the font size of the text and can opt for a different contrast scheme throughout our website. You can do this by clicking the accessibility tools icon at the extreme right at the top of our website and choose from the different font sizes and different color contrasts.
Further you can select text to speak it. Additionally, you can turn ON/OFF the text-to-audio functionality in the website for the text to speak it. If you are not able to see images/pictures properly on the website you can hover on the images to listen to the image description.
If you have selected the text to speak and you no longer want to listen to an audio, you can click on the Cancel Audio button located on the right-hand side and it will stops playing the speech.
At any point, you can click the ‘Reset’ button (below the font size options) to set the website back to its default mode.
We have provided accessibility tools on our website that will ease user experience. The Accessibility tool will help you to increase/decrease font size, change different contrast scheme on our website.
You can locate accessibility tools at the extreme right at the top of our website.
If you have colour vision deficiency, you can opt for a different contrast scheme on our website. You can do this by clicking the accessibility tools icon at the extreme right at the top of our website and choose from the different color contrasts.
Additionally, you can turn ON/OFF the text-to-audio functionality in the website for the text to speak it. If you are not able to see images/pictures properly on the website you can hover on the images to listen to the image description.
At any point, you can click the ‘Reset’ button (below the font size options) to set the website back to its default mode.
If you have any kind of hearing impairment such as partial or complete hearing loss, you will be able to see the transcripts/captions (sub-titles) for all the videos on our website and view along. You can do this by clicking on the ‘cc’ option on the bottom right side of the video box.
For any other kind of hearing impairment, you will be able to see the transcripts/captions (sub-titles) for all the videos on our website and view along.
here's nothing quite like the 60s when it comes to mainstream science fiction - Arthur C Clarke was inventing satellites (as fiction, which became a fact), Isaac Asimov was drawing up the 3 laws of robotics, and Star Trek was on TV. The last 20 years, however, seem to have been all about creating reality, from what was previously fiction: cell phones, 3D printers, hoverbikes, facial recognition... even Iron Man's suit is a reality!
What makes Iron Man's suit possible isn't iron of course, but new materials that are lighter, stronger and much more flexible. Ditto the latest must-have phones - made of 'glass' that doesn't even crack when dropped from a height of 10 feet. The time for new materials is definitely here; be it in consumer electronics, space, industry or infrastructure.
In a sort of Gold Rush for researchers, R&D labs across the world have been exploring processes that yield materials that are stronger, yet lighter; quick to produce; yet more durable; and of course, economically and environmentally viable. One of the frontrunners in this race has been Fibre Reinforced Polymer Composites (FRP). Simply put, this material is stronger and lighter than metals, non-corrosive, and quick to produce. Plus, it is increasingly recyclable! It seemed perfect.
The Tata Steel Group was established, in India, as Asia’s first integrated private sector steel company. Today, it is among the leading global steel companies with an annual crude steel capacity of nearly 28 million tonnes per annum and a turnover of US$17.69 billion (financial year 2015-16). Tata Steel founded India’s first industrial city, now Jamshedpur, where it established India’s first integrated steel plant in 1907. The company dedicated the first phase (3 MnTPA) of the 6 MnTPA greenfield steel project at Kalinganagar to the State of Odisha on November 18, 2015. The Company also possesses and operates captive iron ore coal and chrome ore mines that offer a distinct advantage. The lowest cost producer of steel in India, Tata Steel is also examining further capacity enhancement through greenfield and brownfield developments.