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Centre Approves Rs 2,814-Crore Scheme To Promote Lithium, Nickel Processing

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The HinduCentre Approves Rs 2,814-Crore Scheme To Promote Lithium, Nickel Processing
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The scheme aims to develop domestic processing capabilities in India to support value addition within the country, reduce import dependence, and develop value chain.

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