Government of India
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Reading this record
What the evidence says — and does not say
- What kind of figure?
- Program envelopeThe ceiling of a programme, fund or facility that awards are drawn from.
- What has happened legally?
- AuthorizedLegal or budgetary authority exists, e.g. an enacted statute or cabinet approval.
- Has money been paid?
- Follow the payment evidenceThis status does not itself establish a cash payment. In particular, a signed contract does not necessarily establish an obligation of funds.
- What does it link to?
- Project attributionNo direct registered project association is coded for this row. A project or facility may still be named in source text; absence of a link is not proof of inactivity.
This value role is not included in SMPT's public-recipient commitment totals. A ceiling, indication, private contribution or project cost is not an additional government award. A financial record alone never independently verifies construction, commissioning or production. Read SMPT's counting and evidence rules.
Amount
As stated “an expenditure of Rs.16,300 crore”
INR 163,000,000,000 · Exact · Currency stated in the source
This figure is a program envelope, not money committed to a recipient. It is never added to commitments or to other roles.
Record
- Provider
- Government of IndiaGovernment of IndiaGovernment body
- Legal authority
- Not stated
- Programme
- National Critical Mineral Mission
- Recipient
- Not stated
- Project
- Not stated
- Facility
- Not stated
- Location
- Not stated
- Stages
- Exploration, Mining, Processing, Recycling, Stockpiling, Research and developmentSeveral stages, split not stated
- Materials
- Not stated
Status
Financial and physical progress are separate histories. The last entry is current.
Financial
- Authorizedcurrent
Approved by the Union Cabinet.
Press Information Bureau, Ministry of Mines, Government of India
Implementation
No source states the physical status of a project for this row.
Notes
Rs.1 crore = 10,000,000 rupees. The headline gives an outlay of Rs.34,300 crore over seven years, the sum of this expenditure and the Rs.18,000 crore of expected PSU investment; the two are recorded separately and the sum is not stored. Stages follow the release: exploration, mining, beneficiation and processing, recovery from end-of-life products, a domestic stockpile and research.
Evidence
Every populated field names the source that states it, how directly, and where.
Press Information Bureau, Ministry of Mines, Government of India
- Fields supported
- Instrument · Value role · Capital source · Amount · Provider · Supply-chain stages · Status · Programme
- Evidence level
- Explicit
- Location in document
- Paragraphs 1–4
| Source | Fields supported | Evidence level | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cabinet Approves 'National Critical Mineral Mission' to build a resilient Value Chain for critical mineral resources vital to Green Technologies, with an outlay of Rs.34,300 crore over seven years Press Information Bureau, Ministry of Mines, Government of India · Source dossier |
| Explicit | Paragraphs 1–4 |
