India's Draft Steel Policy Aims for 604 Million Tonne Capacity by 2047

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The Indian government has unveiled a draft steel policy with ambitious production targets. It aims to increase the nation's crude steel capacity to 604 million tonnes annually by the year 2047. This long-term strategic plan is designed to meet growing domestic demand and enhance global competitiveness. The policy also focuses on making the sector more environmentally sustainable and technologically advanced.

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