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Industrial Policy Is Back: What Does It Mean for Asia and The Pacific?

Karnataka govt unveils revised draft EV policy, eyes INR 50,000 cr investment over next 5 years, ET Auto

Karnataka: Addressing an ideation session with representatives of EV industry, he said the government would soon convene a joint meeting of the ministers of finance, energy, transport, and urban development to iron out common issues before launching the final E-mobility policy.

Karnataka releases revised draft EV policy, aims to attract ₹50,000 cr investment

Karnataka govt unveils revised draft EV policy, eyes Rs 50K cr investment

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The production-linked incentive scheme could spell success for India, but uncertainties remain

Industrial policy, the idea that the government can play a significant role in building out parts of the economy for various purposes, is back globally. ... - Africa, agriculture, author, automobile, Automotive, Business, Changsha, China, consumer, corruption, Covid-19, credit, Decoupling, development, Economy, education, electric vehicle, employment, environment, EV, export, Exports, finance, financial, Gadgets & Electronics

The production-linked incentive scheme could spell success for India, but uncertainties remain

The policy seeks to boost the country’s low participation in global value chains, which are key to manufacturing and export.