Which Indian ministry is leading the initiative to invest nearly $2 billion in the critical minerals sector?
Ministry of Mines
Why in the news?
"India Allocates Nearly $2 Billion to Boost Critical Minerals Sector, Focus on Lithium Supply Security”
The Ministry of Mines is leading India's $2 billion investment in the critical minerals sector to secure essential raw materials like lithium. This initiative aims to reduce import dependence and support clean energy, electric vehicles, and advanced technology industries.
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