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DPIIT eyes Budget FY28 push to localise 100 import-heavy items – from pharma to machinery

DPIIT eyes Budget FY28 push to localise 100 import-heavy items – from pharma to machinery

What's behind this

The government plans to push domestic manufacturing of 100 products in the FY28 budget, aiming to strengthen domestic manufacturing and reduce import dependence. DPIIT is looking at localising 100 import‑heavy items across sectors such as pharma and machinery, and the Finance Ministry will make the final decision on incentives to promote domestic production.

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  • center · 1 outlet

    The move of the government, however, is aimed at strengthening domestic manufacturing and reducing import dependence

    — Deccan Chronicle

  • right · 1 outlet

    Final call on incentives to promote domestic production, reduce import dependence to be taken by Finance Ministry

    — The Hindu BusinessLine

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Final call on incentives to promote domestic production, reduce import dependence to be taken by Finance Ministry

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  1. The Hindu BusinessLine Center-Right The Hindu Group (Kasturi & Sons) Current article

    DPIIT eyes Budget FY28 push to localise 100 import-heavy items – from pharma to machinery

    Final call on incentives to promote domestic production, reduce import dependence to be taken by Finance Ministry

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