text: loping countries are predetermined to a considerable degree al­ ready during the stage of selecting a project for cooperation and project preparation activities. According to the normative prin­ ciples acting In the Soviet Union It Is required to carry out a thorough elaboration of all problems related to substantiation of feaslbllty and choice of technical parameters of technical assis­ tance projects. The technlco-economlc substantiation and econo­ mic sections of ·technological projects carried out by soviet organizations Include detailed analysis of alI aspects of future enterprleses em~raclng the provision with raw materials and man­ power, prospects of marketing their produce locally and-abroad. recommendations on further Increase of economic efficiency and measures required to create the most favourable conditions for projects' operation. As It Is known Jn the second half of the 50s three metal lur­ glcal enterprises were simultaneously built In ·the public sector of India one of which was In Bhllal with the USSk assistance. Out of the three enterprises the Bhllal plant has·a~peared to be the most efficient as to Its economic and technical Indicators. In 1982-83 the level of utilization of the producti~e-ca~acitles at this plant was 1.2 times or 1.4-tlmes In case. of cleslgn capacities higher than the average Indicator for the met~llurgl­ cal Industry of lnd·la as a w-hole. The Government of India has since taken a decision to continue actively the cooperation with the Soviet Union In the field of ferrous metallurgy via expanding the Bhllal ·and Bokaro plants and construction of a new plant In Vlzakhapatanam. In 1982-1983 75S of total allocations for the development of ferrous metallurgy·was designated for the projects of economic and technological co-operation with the Soviet Union. The aluminum plant built In Nag-Hammed! according to the Soviet design and rigged with Soviet equipment has reached Its 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the cooperation between the Soviet Union and India in the field of ferrous metallurgy, specifically highlighting the efficiency of a metalurgical plant in Bhilal and the plans for further cooperation. The text also mentions the analysis of various aspects of the project, including economic and technical indicators. This suggests that the text is focused on the development of a specific industry, rather than a broader area like economic development or natural resources.