Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal called China’s rare earth export restrictions a “global wake-up call”, stressing the need for diversified supply chains and India’s role as a trusted partner.
Speaking in Switzerland, he acknowledged short-term impacts on auto and electronics sectors, but expressed confidence that India’s industry, government, and startups will turn the crisis into an opportunity.
India is:
Strengthening Indian Rare Earths Ltd
Seeking alternative global sources
Supporting local innovation for rare earth alternatives
Goyal added that companies are shifting from subsidy reliance to innovation-led growth, and the world now looks to India as a reliable supply chain ally.
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