Daily Current Affairs / India Launches ₹1,500 Crore Critical Mineral Recycling Scheme
Category : Business and economics Published on: October 09 2025
The Ministry of Mines has unveiled a ₹1,500 crore Critical Mineral Recycling Incentive Scheme to boost recovery of vital minerals from e-waste, spent batteries and scrap. Aimed at strengthening self-reliance and promoting sustainability, the scheme supports new and expanding recycling facilities, especially start-ups. Applications are open for six months until April 1 next year. With strong oversight and focus on innovation, the initiative is set to make India a leader in circular economy practices and reduce import dependence on critical minerals.
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