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- The Indian government plans to launch an incentive scheme for processing lithium and nickel.
- Mines Secretary Keshav Chandra announced that four states—Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Gujarat, and Maharashtra—have been identified to host critical mineral processing plants.
- These plants will focus on building ecosystems for specific minerals, including rare earths, nickel, and lithium.
- The development aims to strengthen the domestic battery manufacturing supply chain.
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- Formal announcement of scheme details following government approvals
- Implementation progress of critical mineral processing plants in the identified states
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Keshav Chandra
Mines Secretary
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“Very soon, we will be launching our scheme for lithium and nickel”
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…The Centre plans to roll out a new incentive scheme soon to boost the domestic processing of lithium and nickel, two critical minerals required for the battery manufacturing ecosystem, a top official said on Tuesday. “ Very soon, we will be launching our scheme for lithium and nickel ,” Mines Secretary Keshav Chandra said at the 60th Annual General Meeting of the Federation of Indian Mineral Industries (FIMI). Further details of the scheme will be announced after the required approvals are received,…
“All of them are doing a fantastic job. Within a short period, they have identified the sources of minerals, the manner in which they will be processed and the downstream industries that can be developed”
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…park as a complete ecosystem for a particular mineral. Accordingly, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh are looking at rare earth processing, while Odisha and Maharashtra are set to focus on nickel and lithium, respectively. “ All of them are doing a fantastic job. Within a short period, they have identified the sources of minerals, the manner in which they will be processed and the downstream industries that can be developed ,” he remarked. The Mines Secretary pointed out that Gujarat already has availability of heavy rare earth elements and has developed the beneficiation and processing technology. Andhra Pradesh has also been identified…
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