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Govt names 1993-batch IAS officer Poundrik as heavy industries secretary

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Govt names 1993-batch IAS officer Poundrik as heavy industries secretary — Mumbai Technology news

Poundrik's appointment comes at a time when crucial tasks for the heavy industries ministry would be to ensure smooth continuation of key electric mobility schemes such as the ₹25,938-crore production-linked incentive scheme for automobiles and auto parts and the ₹11,900-crore PM E-Drive scheme.

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