The Indian government’s Export Promotion Mission, aimed at protecting exporters from global trade shocks, is nearing Union Cabinet approval after inter-ministerial consultations. Announced in the Union Budget, the scheme proposes roughly Rs 25,000 crore in support measures for exporters over six financial years (2025-2031). This initiative could buffer Indian exporters against uncertainties like the recent US tariff hike. Post navigation Wealth creation: Indian equities multiply 13x in 20 years Payment rules: RBI issues final guidelines for aggregators, sets capital norms and cross-border limits
