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Vishvajit Sahay Assumes Charge as Secretary of MoDIn May 2026, Vishvajit Sahay, a 1990 batch officer of the Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS), assumed the charge as Secretary (Defence Finance), Ministry of Defence(MoD).He succeeds Rasika Chaube, who retired from the position.About Vishvajit Sahay:Profile: He brings over three decades of extensive experience in public administration and financial management, with expertise in procurement, audit, budgeting, and oversight.Key Roles: He has held several senior roles, including Finance Manager (Acquisition Wing), MoD; Additional Secretary & Financial Adviser (Department of Science & Technology, DST); Joint Secretary (Heavy Industries); CMD of Heavy Engineering Corporation; and Director in the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting(MIB), along with key positions in the Defence Accounts DepartmentPrevious Role: Prior to this appointment, he was serving as the Controller General of Defence Accounts (CGDA).International Exposure: He has represented India at prestigious international forums, including the University of Cambridge (United KingdomUK) and the George C. Marshall European Centre for Security Studies (Germany).
Vishvajit Sahay Assumes Charge as Secretary of MoDIn May 2026, Vishvajit Sahay, a 1990 batch officer of the Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS), assumed the charge as Secretary (Defence Finance), Ministry of Defence(MoD).He succeeds Rasika Chaube, who retired from the position.About Vishvajit Sahay:Profile: He brings over three decades of extensive experience in public administration and financial management, with expertise in procurement, audit, budgeting, and oversight.Key Roles: He has held several senior roles, including Finance Manager (Acquisition Wing), MoD; Additional Secretary & Financial Adviser (Department of Science & Technology, DST); Joint Secretary (Heavy Industries); CMD of Heavy Engineering Corporation; and Director in the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting(MIB), along with key positions in the Defence Accounts DepartmentPrevious Role: Prior to this appointment, he was serving as the Controller General of Defence Accounts (CGDA).International Exposure: He has represented India at prestigious international forums, including the University of Cambridge (United KingdomUK) and the George C. Marshall European Centre for Security Studies (Germany).
Vishvajit Sahay Assumes Charge as Secretary of MoDIn May 2026, Vishvajit Sahay, a 1990 batch officer of the Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS), assumed the charge as Secretary (Defence Finance), Ministry of Defence(MoD).He succeeds Rasika Chaube,...
IPPB Launches Zero-Balance SHG Savings Account to Empower Women-Led Self Help GroupsIn April 2026, India Post Payments Bank (IPPB), under the Department of Posts (DoP), Ministry of Communications, launched a dedicated Self Help Group (SHG) Savings Account across India to advance financial inclusion and empower women-led micro-enterprises across rural India by providing a zero-balance, zero-cost banking solution accessible via the postal network.About IPPB’s SHG Banking Account:Features: Provides zero balance and zero charges account with no Monthly Average Balance (MAB), free cash deposits and withdrawals, no closure or Quick Response (QR) card charges, one free monthly statement, and paperless digital onboarding via Post Offices, Postmen, and Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS).Data: Allows a maximum balance of Rs. 2 lakh with quarterly interest payouts at 2% up to Rs. 1 lakh and 2.25% between Rs. 1–2 lakh, supported by a vast network of over 1.65 lakh post offices and nearly 3 lakh postal workers serving 5.5 lakh+ villages through biometric-enabled mobile platforms.Services: Supports SHG-led livelihoods across various micro-enterprises while enabling basic savings and transactions, with exclusions such as mobile banking, nomination, standing instructions, Post Office Savings Account (POSA) linkage, bill payments, and virtual debit card services.Linkage: Aligned with National Rural Livelihoods Mission (NRLM) under Ministry of Rural Development and supported by National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD).
IPPB Launches Zero-Balance SHG Savings Account to Empower Women-Led Self Help GroupsIn April 2026, India Post Payments Bank (IPPB), under the Department of Posts (DoP), Ministry of Communications, launched a dedicated Self Help Group (SHG) Savings Account across India to advance financial inclusion and empower women-led micro-enterprises across rural India by providing a zero-balance, zero-cost banking solution accessible via the postal network.About IPPB’s SHG Banking Account:Features: Provides zero balance and zero charges account with no Monthly Average Balance (MAB), free cash deposits and withdrawals, no closure or Quick Response (QR) card charges, one free monthly statement, and paperless digital onboarding via Post Offices, Postmen, and Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS).Data: Allows a maximum balance of Rs. 2 lakh with quarterly interest payouts at 2% up to Rs. 1 lakh and 2.25% between Rs. 1–2 lakh, supported by a vast network of over 1.65 lakh post offices and nearly 3 lakh postal workers serving 5.5 lakh+ villages through biometric-enabled mobile platforms.Services: Supports SHG-led livelihoods across various micro-enterprises while enabling basic savings and transactions, with exclusions such as mobile banking, nomination, standing instructions, Post Office Savings Account (POSA) linkage, bill payments, and virtual debit card services.Linkage: Aligned with National Rural Livelihoods Mission (NRLM) under Ministry of Rural Development and supported by National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD).
IPPB Launches Zero-Balance SHG Savings Account to Empower Women-Led Self Help GroupsIn April 2026, India Post Payments Bank (IPPB), under the Department of Posts (DoP), Ministry of Communications, launched a dedicated Self Help Group (SHG) Savings Ac...
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NBBL, Juspay Launch Switch and SDK for Banking Connect to Upgrade Net BankingIn May 2026, NPCI Bharat BillPay Limited (NBBL), a subsidiary of the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), partnered with fintech firm Juspay Technologies Private Limited, to launch a unified switch and software development kit (SDK) for its Banking Connect platform across India, aimed at enhancing the net banking experience.About Banking Connect Framework:Overview: Banking Connect is an interoperable platform that standardizes net banking workflows, enabling banks and payment aggregators to move beyond fragmented legacy integrations while strengthening digital payment infrastructure.Features: The platform provides a unified integration layer with central routing, structured data delivery, and standardized workflows, enhancing security, improving customer experience, enabling faster onboarding, and supporting reliable, scalable innovation in the payment ecosystem.Technology: Utilizes SDK to support interoperability, scalability, and open architecture for ecosystem innovation.
NBBL, Juspay Launch Switch and SDK for Banking Connect to Upgrade Net BankingIn May 2026, NPCI Bharat BillPay Limited (NBBL), a subsidiary of the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), partnered with fintech firm Juspay Technologies Private Limited, to launch a unified switch and software development kit (SDK) for its Banking Connect platform across India, aimed at enhancing the net banking experience.About Banking Connect Framework:Overview: Banking Connect is an interoperable platform that standardizes net banking workflows, enabling banks and payment aggregators to move beyond fragmented legacy integrations while strengthening digital payment infrastructure.Features: The platform provides a unified integration layer with central routing, structured data delivery, and standardized workflows, enhancing security, improving customer experience, enabling faster onboarding, and supporting reliable, scalable innovation in the payment ecosystem.Technology: Utilizes SDK to support interoperability, scalability, and open architecture for ecosystem innovation.
NBBL, Juspay Launch Switch and SDK for Banking Connect to Upgrade Net BankingIn May 2026, NPCI Bharat BillPay Limited (NBBL), a subsidiary of the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), partnered with fintech firm Juspay Technologies Private L...
USTR Special 301 Report 2026: Retains India On Priority Watch List; Vietnam Named Priority Foreign Country In April 2026, the United States Trade Representative (USTR) released its 38th annual 2026 Special 301 Report , classifying countries into Priority Foreign Country (PFC), Priority Watch List, and Watch List.India was placed on the Priority Watch List alongside 5 countries, while Vietnam was designated as a Priority Foreign Country (PFC), the highest scrutiny category and first in 13 years, potentially triggering a Section 301 investigation.About USTR Special 301 Report:Ranking: Countries classified into Priority Watch List are India, China, Russia, Chile, Indonesia, Venezuela and the Watch List are 19 countries including Pakistan, Türkiye, European Union (EU), Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Canada and others.Changes: Argentina and Mexico were moved to the Watch List due to improvements, Bulgaria was removed, the EU was added over concerns related to Geographical Indications (GI) and pharmaceutical legislation, and Ukraine’s review was suspended due to the ongoing war.Section301: Under Section 301 of Trade Act of 1974, USTR may initiate an investigation within 30 days against Vietnam, leading to consultations to resolve trade issues.
USTR Special 301 Report 2026: Retains India On Priority Watch List; Vietnam Named Priority Foreign Country In April 2026, the United States Trade Representative (USTR) released its 38th annual 2026 Special 301 Report , classifying countries into Priority Foreign Country (PFC), Priority Watch List, and Watch List.India was placed on the Priority Watch List alongside 5 countries, while Vietnam was designated as a Priority Foreign Country (PFC), the highest scrutiny category and first in 13 years, potentially triggering a Section 301 investigation.About USTR Special 301 Report:Ranking: Countries classified into Priority Watch List are India, China, Russia, Chile, Indonesia, Venezuela and the Watch List are 19 countries including Pakistan, Türkiye, European Union (EU), Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Canada and others.Changes: Argentina and Mexico were moved to the Watch List due to improvements, Bulgaria was removed, the EU was added over concerns related to Geographical Indications (GI) and pharmaceutical legislation, and Ukraine’s review was suspended due to the ongoing war.Section301: Under Section 301 of Trade Act of 1974, USTR may initiate an investigation within 30 days against Vietnam, leading to consultations to resolve trade issues.
USTR Special 301 Report 2026: Retains India On Priority Watch List; Vietnam Named Priority Foreign Country In April 2026, the United States Trade Representative (USTR) released its 38th annual 2026 Special 301 Report , classifying countries into Prio...
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DPIIT Signs MoU with Chamber India to Strengthen India’s startup ecosystem In May 2026, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry(MoC&I), signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Chamber India to bolster the Indian startup ecosystem and foster innovation-led growth.Key Details of MoU:Objectives: The partnership aims to strengthen engagement between startups, corporates, investors, and global stakeholders, while enabling international linkages and cross-border collaboration.Focus: It will also support startups through initiatives aligned with national programmes and promote entrepreneurship across key sectors such as skilling, healthcare, agriculture, and emerging technologies.Benefits: Under the collaboration, startups recognised by the DPIIT will receive 50% concessional membership with Chamber India, enabling access to export support, IPR( (Intellectual Property Rights) advisory, business matchmaking, and global networking opportunities.Initiatives: The Chamber will establish five incubation and startup support centres across India, focusing on Aspirational Districts, Northeastern states, and emerging regions to promote inclusive and balanced entrepreneurial growth.
DPIIT Signs MoU with Chamber India to Strengthen India’s startup ecosystem In May 2026, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry(MoC&I), signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Chamber India to bolster the Indian startup ecosystem and foster innovation-led growth.Key Details of MoU:Objectives: The partnership aims to strengthen engagement between startups, corporates, investors, and global stakeholders, while enabling international linkages and cross-border collaboration.Focus: It will also support startups through initiatives aligned with national programmes and promote entrepreneurship across key sectors such as skilling, healthcare, agriculture, and emerging technologies.Benefits: Under the collaboration, startups recognised by the DPIIT will receive 50% concessional membership with Chamber India, enabling access to export support, IPR( (Intellectual Property Rights) advisory, business matchmaking, and global networking opportunities.Initiatives: The Chamber will establish five incubation and startup support centres across India, focusing on Aspirational Districts, Northeastern states, and emerging regions to promote inclusive and balanced entrepreneurial growth.
DPIIT Signs MoU with Chamber India to Strengthen India’s startup ecosystem In May 2026, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry(MoC&I), signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)...
Sikkim Becomes India’s First Paperless Judiciary State In May 2026, Sikkim became the first state in India to have a fully paperless judiciary. The announcement was made by Justice Surya Kant, Chief Justice of India(CJI), during the “Conclave on Technology and Judicial Education” held at Chintan Bhawan in Gangtok(Sikkim), marking the state’s 50 years of statehood.Key Details:e-Courts System: A paperless judiciary refers to the transition from physical records to a fully digital court system, including e-filing (electronic filing), digital case management (DCM), virtual hearings via video conferencing (VC), and e-Seva Kendras (eSK) to assist users with limited digital literacy.Digital Processes: Court processes are digitised with electronic summons via SMS (Short Message Service) and email (Electronic Mail) through National Service and Tracking of Electronic Processes(NSTEP), while hybrid virtual hearings (VH) enable remote participation and improved accessibility.Impact: The initiative improves access to justice in remote and hilly areas, while reducing administrative costs and environmental impact through paperless operations.
Sikkim Becomes India’s First Paperless Judiciary State In May 2026, Sikkim became the first state in India to have a fully paperless judiciary. The announcement was made by Justice Surya Kant, Chief Justice of India(CJI), during the “Conclave on Technology and Judicial Education” held at Chintan Bhawan in Gangtok(Sikkim), marking the state’s 50 years of statehood.Key Details:e-Courts System: A paperless judiciary refers to the transition from physical records to a fully digital court system, including e-filing (electronic filing), digital case management (DCM), virtual hearings via video conferencing (VC), and e-Seva Kendras (eSK) to assist users with limited digital literacy.Digital Processes: Court processes are digitised with electronic summons via SMS (Short Message Service) and email (Electronic Mail) through National Service and Tracking of Electronic Processes(NSTEP), while hybrid virtual hearings (VH) enable remote participation and improved accessibility.Impact: The initiative improves access to justice in remote and hilly areas, while reducing administrative costs and environmental impact through paperless operations.
Sikkim Becomes India’s First Paperless Judiciary State In May 2026, Sikkim became the first state in India to have a fully paperless judiciary. The announcement was made by Justice Surya Kant, Chief Justice of India(CJI), during the “Conclave on Tech...
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Launches India’s First Barrier-less Tolling System in Gujarat In May 2026, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways(MoRTH), launched India’s first Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) barrier-less tolling system at the Chorayasi Toll Plaza on the Surat–Bharuch section of National Highways(NH)-48 in Gujarat, marking a major shift in highway tolling.About First Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF):Technology: The system enables barrier-free tolling using integrated technologies such as ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) withArtificial intelligence (AI) analytics and RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)-based Electronic Toll Collection (FASTag).Benefits: Under the barrier-less model, toll charges are automatically deducted from linked accounts, enabling contactless, seamless transactions while reducing fuel use, emissions, and travel time.Impact: The initiative supports India’s push for digital infrastructure and smart mobility, aiming to build a more efficient, user-friendly road transport system nationwide.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Launches India’s First Barrier-less Tolling System in Gujarat In May 2026, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways(MoRTH), launched India’s first Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) barrier-less tolling system at the Chorayasi Toll Plaza on the Surat–Bharuch section of National Highways(NH)-48 in Gujarat, marking a major shift in highway tolling.About First Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF):Technology: The system enables barrier-free tolling using integrated technologies such as ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) withArtificial intelligence (AI) analytics and RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)-based Electronic Toll Collection (FASTag).Benefits: Under the barrier-less model, toll charges are automatically deducted from linked accounts, enabling contactless, seamless transactions while reducing fuel use, emissions, and travel time.Impact: The initiative supports India’s push for digital infrastructure and smart mobility, aiming to build a more efficient, user-friendly road transport system nationwide.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Launches India’s First Barrier-less Tolling System in Gujarat In May 2026, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways(MoRTH), launched India’s first Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) barrier-less tolli...
TN Overtakes Gujarat as Top Marine Fish Producer in 2025: CMFRI DataIn May 2026, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)- Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) released a report titled ‘ICAR-CMFRI Annual Report 2025’, which stated that Tamil Nadu(TN) became India’s top marine fish producer in 2025 with 6.85 lakh tonnes, surpassing Gujarat, whose output declined by 15% to 6.43 lakh tonnes from 2024.India’s total marine fish production increased by 3% to 35.7 lakh tonnes in 2025.State-wise Production:Top States: TN recorded a 1% rise in marine fish landings over 2024 despite cyclones, while Gujarat experienced a decline due to adverse weather, extended fishing bans, and cyclonic disruptions.Karnataka ranked fourth with 5.78 lakh tonnes, followed by Maharashtra in fifth place with 3.66 lakh tonnes of marine fish production.Resources Performance: The Indian oil sardine emerged as the top resource at 0.16 million tonnes, rising 13% to a decade high, while threadfin breams and cephalopods recorded increases of 27% and 16%, respectively.Species: Indian mackerel remained the most landed marine resource in the country at 0.27 million tonnes, followed by cephalopods at 0.25 million tonnes and oil sardine at 0.25 million tonnes.Market Value : Marine fish landings generated an estimated Rs. 69,254 crore at landing centres and Rs. 97,702 crore at the retail level, reflecting strong market demand.
TN Overtakes Gujarat as Top Marine Fish Producer in 2025: CMFRI DataIn May 2026, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)- Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) released a report titled ‘ICAR-CMFRI Annual Report 2025’, which stated that Tamil Nadu(TN) became India’s top marine fish producer in 2025 with 6.85 lakh tonnes, surpassing Gujarat, whose output declined by 15% to 6.43 lakh tonnes from 2024.India’s total marine fish production increased by 3% to 35.7 lakh tonnes in 2025.State-wise Production:Top States: TN recorded a 1% rise in marine fish landings over 2024 despite cyclones, while Gujarat experienced a decline due to adverse weather, extended fishing bans, and cyclonic disruptions.Karnataka ranked fourth with 5.78 lakh tonnes, followed by Maharashtra in fifth place with 3.66 lakh tonnes of marine fish production.Resources Performance: The Indian oil sardine emerged as the top resource at 0.16 million tonnes, rising 13% to a decade high, while threadfin breams and cephalopods recorded increases of 27% and 16%, respectively.Species: Indian mackerel remained the most landed marine resource in the country at 0.27 million tonnes, followed by cephalopods at 0.25 million tonnes and oil sardine at 0.25 million tonnes.Market Value : Marine fish landings generated an estimated Rs. 69,254 crore at landing centres and Rs. 97,702 crore at the retail level, reflecting strong market demand.
TN Overtakes Gujarat as Top Marine Fish Producer in 2025: CMFRI DataIn May 2026, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)- Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) released a report titled ‘ICAR-CMFRI Annual Report 2025’, which s...
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C-ART Observatory Established At Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, APOn 1 May 2026, Dr. M. Ravichandran, Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), inaugurated the Open-Field Observatory of the Coastal Atmospheric Research Testbed (C-ART), a coastal weather research facility established by the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), at Andhra University (AU), Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh (AP).The observatory was developed with an estimated cost of Rs 180 crore under Mission Mausam.About C-ART Weather Testbed:Aim: The initiative aims to strengthen observational networks, enhance numerical weather prediction, and improve early warning systems for cyclones and extreme weather along India’s east coast.Infrastructure: The facility features an open-field meteorological observatory equipped with remote sensing and in-situ systems, eddy covariance tower, and advanced observational instruments.Location: Situated in Visakhapatnam (AP), the first such testbed on India’s east coast and a cyclone-prone Bay of Bengal region, it complements existing facilities at Bhopal(Madhya Pradesh, MP); Mumbai(Maharashtra) and Mahabaleshwar(Maharashtra), with another planned in Chennai, TN.
C-ART Observatory Established At Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, APOn 1 May 2026, Dr. M. Ravichandran, Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), inaugurated the Open-Field Observatory of the Coastal Atmospheric Research Testbed (C-ART), a coastal weather research facility established by the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), at Andhra University (AU), Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh (AP).The observatory was developed with an estimated cost of Rs 180 crore under Mission Mausam.About C-ART Weather Testbed:Aim: The initiative aims to strengthen observational networks, enhance numerical weather prediction, and improve early warning systems for cyclones and extreme weather along India’s east coast.Infrastructure: The facility features an open-field meteorological observatory equipped with remote sensing and in-situ systems, eddy covariance tower, and advanced observational instruments.Location: Situated in Visakhapatnam (AP), the first such testbed on India’s east coast and a cyclone-prone Bay of Bengal region, it complements existing facilities at Bhopal(Madhya Pradesh, MP); Mumbai(Maharashtra) and Mahabaleshwar(Maharashtra), with another planned in Chennai, TN.
C-ART Observatory Established At Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, APOn 1 May 2026, Dr. M. Ravichandran, Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), inaugurated the Open-Field Observatory of the Coastal Atmospheric Research Testbed (C-ART), a coast...
Ministry of Mines Approves 58 Companies under Rs 1,500 Crore Critical Mineral Recycling Incentive SchemeIn May 2026, the Ministry of Mines (MoM) approved 58 companies as eligible participants under the Incentive Scheme for Promotion of Critical Mineral Recycling (IS-PCMR), a key initiative under the National Critical Mineral Mission (NCMM) with a total outlay of Rs.1,500 crore.The scheme aims to reduce import dependence while strengthening clean energy and advanced manufacturing sectors by building domestic recycling capacity for lithium-ion batteries, e-waste, and industrial scrap.About the Application & Evaluation for IS-PCMR:Data: Pledged investments of around Rs. 5,000 crore, with a capacity of 850 Kilo Tonnes Per Annum (KTPA).Segments: Includes battery recycling, Electronic Waste (e-waste) processing, and industrial scrap recovery across key industrial sectors.Process: Applications were open from October 2, 2025 to April 1, 2026, evaluated by Project Management Agency (PMA) at Jawaharlal Nehru Aluminium Research Development and Design Centre (JNARDDC), Nagpur, Maharashtra, and approved by the Executive Committee (EC), with 20 entities cleared on March 30, 2026 and 38 on April 29, 2026.
Ministry of Mines Approves 58 Companies under Rs 1,500 Crore Critical Mineral Recycling Incentive SchemeIn May 2026, the Ministry of Mines (MoM) approved 58 companies as eligible participants under the Incentive Scheme for Promotion of Critical Mineral Recycling (IS-PCMR), a key initiative under the National Critical Mineral Mission (NCMM) with a total outlay of Rs.1,500 crore.The scheme aims to reduce import dependence while strengthening clean energy and advanced manufacturing sectors by building domestic recycling capacity for lithium-ion batteries, e-waste, and industrial scrap.About the Application & Evaluation for IS-PCMR:Data: Pledged investments of around Rs. 5,000 crore, with a capacity of 850 Kilo Tonnes Per Annum (KTPA).Segments: Includes battery recycling, Electronic Waste (e-waste) processing, and industrial scrap recovery across key industrial sectors.Process: Applications were open from October 2, 2025 to April 1, 2026, evaluated by Project Management Agency (PMA) at Jawaharlal Nehru Aluminium Research Development and Design Centre (JNARDDC), Nagpur, Maharashtra, and approved by the Executive Committee (EC), with 20 entities cleared on March 30, 2026 and 38 on April 29, 2026.
Ministry of Mines Approves 58 Companies under Rs 1,500 Crore Critical Mineral Recycling Incentive SchemeIn May 2026, the Ministry of Mines (MoM) approved 58 companies as eligible participants under the Incentive Scheme for Promotion of Critical Miner...
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