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Government will cloudless FAME 3 scheme in 1-2 months, says Fat Industries Minister Kumaraswamy
The federal government is predicted to finalise the 3rd segment of its flagship electrical mobility adoption scheme FAME in a day or two, Union Fat Industries Minister H D Kumaraswamy mentioned on Wednesday.
The federal government is predicted to finalise the 3rd segment of its flagship electrical mobility adoption scheme FAME in a day or two, Union Fat Industries Minister H D Kumaraswamy mentioned on Wednesday.
He mentioned that an inter-ministerial team is operating at the inputs won for the scheme, and efforts are being made to handle the problems within the first two stages of the Quicker Adoption and Production of (Hybrid and) Electrical Automobile (FAME) scheme.
FAME 3 will change the transient Electrical Mobility Promotion Scheme (EMPS) 2024, which is about to run out in September.
The second one segment of FAME used to be rolled out in 2019 with an preliminary outlay of Rs 10,000 crore for 3 years. It used to be nearest prolonged as much as March 2024 with an spare outlay of Rs 1,500 crore.
The preliminary goal of the scheme used to be to aid 10 lakh electrical two-wheelers, 5 lakh electrical three-wheelers, 55,000 passenger automobiles, and seven,000 electrical buses.
“On FAME 3, several suggestions are coming because in FAME 1, FAME 2 whatever lacunae is there, how to separate it, for that we are working. Even the PMO…has given some suggestions, for that our inter-ministerial group is working,” Kumaraswamy mentioned.
Requested in regards to the timeline for FAME 3, the minister mentioned, “I think within 1 month, 2 months, it will be cleared”.
On whether or not FAME 3 proposal will probably be despatched to the Union Cupboard in quest of benevolence in a day or two, the minister mentioned: “Several suggestions are coming even now, we have to adopt all those things, whatever is the best, positive way, we have to take those decisions.” To a query on unsold stock with automotive sellers and gamers, Kumaraswamy mentioned, he has won a number of requests from the car business. “We are working on the best way we can help them strengthen the industry”.
He used to be chatting with journalists at the sidelines of an Assocham match right here.
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