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Textile ministry reopens PLI scheme, halves turnover threshold to ₹100 cr

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Textile ministry reopens PLI scheme, halves turnover threshold to ₹100 cr — Mumbai Technology news

The application portal the PLI scheme for textiles will open from 1 November to 31 December.

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