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The Government of India is planning to enhance domestic capabilities and establish critical mineral processing plants across several states, including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Telangana, and Odisha, to reduce heavy dependence on imports from China.

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The Government of India is planning to enhance domestic capabilities and establish critical mineral processing plants across several states, including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Telangana, and Odisha, to reduce heavy dependence on imports from China.

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MaharashtraGujaratTelanganaOdisha

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  1. Paradeep Phosphates plans to establish a new plant in the state of Odisha.Sub-event
  2. HUDCO, a Delhi-based housing and infrastructure financier, is currently working with both Odisha and Maharashtra to finance various development projects.Sub-event
  3. Critical Mineral Processing Plants (PCPIRs) are located in the states of Gujarat and Odisha.Sub-event
  4. GHV Infra Projects secured an EPC contract for the Jalna–Nanded Expressway Connector Project and completed its manufacturing facility in Dahod.Sub-event
  5. Odisha hosts a critical mineral processing park and participates in the rare earth corridor initiative.Sub-event
  6. India is deepening drafts at Paradeep Port in Odisha, upgrading ports near Chennai, planning Vadhavan Port in Maharashtra, and deepening drafts at Deendayal Port in Kutch.Sub-event
  7. India plans critical mineral processing plants in various states to reduce reliance on imports from China.1 source

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