Harnessing India’s Rare-Earth Wealth A Strategic Imperative - By Noopur Joshi
Rare-earth elements (REEs) are vital to green energy, electronics and defence—yet China dominates their global processing. Despite having the fifth-largest REE reserves, India’s potential remains underutilised. To achieve Viksit Bharat by 2047, unlocking this strategic resource is essential for mineral autonomy, tech resilience and future-readiness.
China’s continued grip on rare earth element (REE) exports has disrupted global supply chains, hitting industries across the U.S., Japan, Germany and India. As China tightens its control, India is being viewed as a promising alternative. With global stakeholders calling China’s actions a “wake-up call,” India now has a pivotal opportunity.
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