Critical Minerals
The Ministry of Mines, led by Secretary Piyush Goyal, reviewed the implementation of the ₹1,500 crore Incentive Scheme aimed at developing a 3 Lakh Ton annual recycling capacity for critical minerals. The scheme, part of the National Critical Mineral Mission, focuses on recycling materials from E-waste and spent Lithium-ion
Critical Minerals
The Indian Union Cabinet has approved a ₹1,500 crore Incentive Scheme aimed at enhancing the recycling of critical minerals from e-waste and spent batteries. This initiative, part of the National Critical Mineral Mission, seeks to ensure supply chain sustainability and increase the capacity for recycling in the country. The
E-waste
The Department of Justice, under the Ministry of Law and Justice, has initiated the identification and cataloguing of obsolete electronic items as part of Special Campaign 5.0. This initiative aims to promote responsible e-waste disposal and environmental sustainability. Senior officers conducted inspections to ensure compliance with regulations for disposing
Critical Minerals
The Ministry of Mines has issued guidelines for a ₹1,500 crore incentive scheme aimed at promoting critical mineral recycling in India. The scheme, approved by the Union Cabinet, is part of the National Critical Mineral Mission and focuses on developing recycling capacity for critical minerals from e-waste and spent
MoSPI
The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has achieved significant milestones under the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters (SCDPM) from January to August 2025, including the review of 1,257 files and the disposal of public grievances. The upcoming Special Campaign 5.0, scheduled for October 2025,
incentive scheme
The Union Cabinet has approved a Rs.1,500 crore Incentive Scheme aimed at enhancing recycling capacity for critical minerals in India. This initiative, part of the National Critical Mineral Mission, will focus on recycling e-waste and Lithium Ion Battery scrap over a six-year period, with expected outcomes including the
incentive scheme
The Union Cabinet has approved a Rs.1,500 crore Incentive Scheme aimed at enhancing recycling capacity for critical minerals in India. This initiative, part of the National Critical Mineral Mission, will focus on recycling e-waste and Lithium Ion Battery scrap over a six-year period, with expected outcomes including the