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Gaskart launches composite refilling cyclinder in Goa

Gaskart Logistics has chosen Goa to be the first launch city of the LPG Refill Cylinder and in doing so expects to create an enormous awareness among the consumers of this state as to the highly attractive benefits of this amazingly new product.


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 It will closely follow feedback of its newly acquired customers to note the suggestions for qualitative and logistical improvements. 
The composite LPG Refill Cylinder is a specially fabricated, specially graded, high density plastic cylinder that is heat, fire, explosive and UV resistant and is exclusively manufactured for household cooking. 
The composite refill cylinder enables the consumer to clearly view the quantitative level of LPG through a 
cluster of specially constructed translucent viewing material. This composite refill cylinder is light weight, compact, tough and easily transportable; it is also rust and moisture free and totally safe in the kitchen.
To ensure national availability of its composite LPG refill cylinder for household cooking, Gaskart Logistics has already created an impressive network of franchisees in all the metro and non-metro cities of India. In doing so, the company ensures to service its franchisees with round the clock deliveries to all categories of households by having meticulously selected its franchisees using such criterion parameters as experience, commitments, financial backing, legal contractualization, training, staff recruitment and interviews, etc.
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Transplanting machines help boost struggling paddy fields in state

The farmers across the state are​​ keen in adopting mechanised farming techniques​,​ thanks to Fr George Quadros, project director at Don Bosco Loutolim Society who took up the task of promoting mechanisation of farming in Goa.

BHARATI PAWASKAR
Published May 8, 2017, 5:01 AM IST
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Those who were undertaking agriculture operations manually are now using trans-planters, tractors and harvesting.   “We held demonstrations across Goa and seeing the positive results many farmers approached us to transplant paddy crops in their fields,” says Fr George. It was two years ago that the Don Bosco Society began catering to the farmers in Mayem, Velsao, Majorda, Betalbatim, Curtorim, Surla, Cavellosium, Saligao, Anjuna and Chandor. During the Kharif…

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