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Government scheme — a structured programme with defined beneficiaries, budget allocation, and delivery mechanisms. The primary instrument for delivering welfare and development outcomes.
Summary
Rs 10,900 crore scheme replacing FAME-II to promote adoption of electric vehicles. Provides demand incentives for e-2 wheelers, e-3 wheelers, e-ambulances, e-trucks, and supports EV charging infrastructure deployment.
Key Facts
TypeScheme
SourceHistorical Record
PublishedWednesday, 11 September 2024
Affected PopulationAll citizens, 8 million truck operators
Key Numbers
Rs 11.11 lakh crore capital expenditure (2025-26)
Bharatmala: 83,677 km national highways
Vande Bharat: 75 train sets operational
500 GW non-fossil fuel capacity target by 2030
Key Authorities
Ministry of Road TransportMinistry of RailwaysNHAIMinistry of PowerMinistry of New & Renewable Energy
Key Stakeholders
CommutersTrucking IndustryRailways EmployeesPower ConsumersDISCOMsCoal Industry
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