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India's critical-minerals technology landscape

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01Government release · 14 Jul 2026Eighth tranche brings 20 critical and strategic mineral blocks to auction

The Ministry of Mines announced blocks across nine states, covering materials including lithium, graphite, rare earth elements, gallium, titanium and tungsten.

Read the official source 02Government release · 23 Jun 2026Critical-mineral auctions reach 56 blocks; exploration licences reach 11

The official update reports the seventh tranche results and the expansion of central auctions into Gujarat, Uttarakhand and Telangana.

Read the official source 03Government release · 28 Apr 2026Ministry workshop focuses on recycling and the critical-minerals value chain

Government, industry, academia and international institutions discussed domestic capacity, secondary resources and targeted incentives.

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