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Electronics component manufacturing scheme gets Rs 40,000 crore boost, aiming for domestic supply chain strengthening and increased value addition.
Customs duty exemption extended till 2035 for nuclear power projects, boosting India's nuclear capacity target of 100 GW by 2047.
Budget prioritizes local manufacturing through customs duty cuts, discourages speculation via STT hikes, and promotes fiscal prudence.
Budget FY25 boosts critical minerals with rare earth corridors, duty exemptions, aiming to cut China reliance and boost domestic manufacturing.
India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 unveiled with $15 billion outlay, emphasizing equipment, IP, supply chains, and skilled workforce development.
Budget 2026-27 addresses US trade demands by tax holidays for data centers and easing duties on nuclear equipment.
India's steel sector faces pressure to decarbonize amidst climate goals, with green steel production as a strategic imperative for economic competitiveness.
Budget 2026 faces challenges: decelerating nominal GDP growth, weak tax buoyancy, and sluggish private corporate investments impacting economic calculations.
Economic Survey reassesses India's potential growth rate to 7% due to policy reforms and improved factor productivity.
India seeks new buyers for its cheapest renewable power through open access, industrial clusters, and green manufacturing initiatives.
India's manufacturing sector poised for strategic growth via technology, R&D, and global value chain integration, enhancing competitiveness and indispensability.
Piyush Goyal highlights strategic, defence, and financial integration beyond trade in the EU-India FTA, boosting manufacturing and decarbonization efforts.
Economic Survey 2025-26 forecasts 7% medium-term growth for India amidst global economic fragility and potential crises.
India reconsiders Chinese FDI curbs to boost manufacturing, exports, and reduce trade deficit amid geopolitical shifts and supply chain adjustments.
Economic Survey 2025-26 reveals rupee's weakness due to external factors, impacting trade and investment amid global economic turmoil.
Economic Survey advocates 'Swadeshi' amid global trade challenges, criticizes India Inc's risk aversion, and urges corporate culture transformation for national development.
CPSEs witness remarkable turnaround, net profits surge 2.4 times, and contribute significantly to exports and green transition by 2025.
Economic Survey 2025-26 proposes PSU stake sale easing, duty corrections, and FDI boost for enhanced manufacturing competitiveness and economic growth.
India's economy transitions to capital expenditure, digital rails, and institutional resilience, but job quality and manufacturing diversification are crucial.
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