India's national missions and incentive schemes are not background policy — they are the funding, tax and demand architecture our clients' projects are built on. Here's how each connects to Genexxt Advisory's specializations.
Launched January 2025 to secure India's supply chain for 24 identified critical minerals (lithium, cobalt, rare earths, graphite and others) through domestic exploration, processing incentives, recycling and overseas asset acquisition.
Targets 5 MMTPA of green hydrogen production capacity by 2030, backed by an estimated 125 GW of associated renewable energy capacity addition, with production-linked incentives for electrolyser manufacturing and green hydrogen production.
India's overarching renewable-energy policy architecture (solar, wind, hybrid and storage) under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, targeting 500 GW of non-fossil-fuel capacity by 2030 as part of India's Panchamrit climate commitments.
India's Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Region (PCPIR) policy anchors large integrated petrochemical clusters — including at Dahej and Hazira in Gujarat — offering land, fiscal and infrastructure incentives for downstream and specialty chemical investment.
An expanded incentive programme (building on Mission 1.0's ₹76,000 Cr outlay) supporting semiconductor fabs, display fabs, OSAT/ATMP assembly-test units and compound-semiconductor facilities, with several fabs already under construction.
Incentivises incremental manufacturing output across 14 sectors — electronics, pharmaceuticals, telecom equipment, automotive & EV, solar PV modules, textiles, specialty steel, white goods and more.
Builds India's electronics manufacturing base through design-linked incentives, component manufacturing schemes and the broader Semicon India programme, complementing the Semiconductor Mission.
The Ministry of MSME's core scheme stack — Udyam registration, the Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE), the Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) and the RAMP performance-linked scheme — underpins financing access for smaller manufacturers.
India's nano-fertiliser push — led by IFFCO's Nano Urea (launched 2021) and Nano DAP, manufactured in part at Kalol, Gujarat — aims to cut conventional fertiliser subsidy burden while improving nutrient-use efficiency for farmers nationally.
A centrally sponsored scheme supporting AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, Homoeopathy) infrastructure, education and quality-controlled drug manufacturing, part of India's broader push to formalise and export its traditional-medicine sector.
India's rural drinking-water programme has reached over 82% household tap-water coverage as of mid-2026; JJM 2.0 (restructured March 2026) extends the mission to December 2028 with a shift toward reliable, utility-based service delivery and source sustainability.
Indian Railways has targeted becoming a net-zero carbon emitter by 2030, through traction electrification, large-scale rooftop and land-based solar/wind capacity addition, and energy-efficiency programmes across its network.
India's roadmap to becoming a fully developed economy by 2047 — the centenary of independence — with Gujarat positioning itself as a lead state in that journey, anchored by GIFT City IFSC as a flagship financial and technology gateway.
A national vision framework targeting a developed-economy status for India by 2047, spanning manufacturing competitiveness, energy transition, technology self-reliance and financial-sector deepening — the umbrella under which most of the missions on this page sit.
Gujarat's state-level roadmap aligned to the national vision, leaning on its existing strengths in petrochemicals, renewable energy, ports and — increasingly — GIFT City IFSC as the state's flagship global financial and technology gateway.
We help structure the entity, funding and compliance pathway to capture the incentives you're entitled to.
Figures on this page are summarised for orientation from public government sources current as of July 2026 (outlays, targets and deadlines are subject to revision by the relevant ministry). Please verify current scheme terms with the relevant ministry or regulator before relying on them for a specific transaction.
