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Why India must look beyond stockpiling to win the critical minerals race

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By Rajat Verma
| ET Edge Insights Verified
India’s decision to build a six-month strategic reserve of critical minerals reflects a growing recognition that resource security has become a cornerstone of economic security. As supply chains fragment and geopolitical risks intensify, such buffers can provide short-term protection against disruptions and price shocks.
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Beyond Incentives: Why Policy Must Facilitate Indian-to-Indian Business Partnerships

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By Rajat Verma
| BW Autoworld
India’s industrial policy over the past decade has been ambitious and future focused. Through initiatives like the PLI and large-scale infrastructure investments, the government has accelerated manufacturing-led growth across sectors. The results are evident: between 2014-15 and 2024-25, electronics production grew six-fold to Rs 11.32 lakh crore, while exports rose eight-fold to Rs 3.27 lakh crore.
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The Middle Path: Solving Mining’s Trillion-Tonne Environmental Reckoning

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By Rajat Verma
| BW Autoworld
Industry experts and market trends warn of a “trillion-tonne threat” accumulating from global mining operations. The scale is difficult to ignore for every tonne of copper extracted, nearly 100 tonnes of waste rock are generated. As India advances toward its ambition of becoming a developed economy by 2047, securing critical minerals, lithium, cobalt, nickel and rare earths, has become essential for electric mobility, renewable energy, electronics and national defence.
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