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India Eyes Global Mineral Deals to End China's Dominance

India Eyes Global Mineral Deals to End China's Dominance

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Moneycontrol•11-02-2026, 00:00

India Eyes Global Mineral Deals to End China's Dominance

•India is in talks with Canada, France, Brazil, and the Netherlands for critical mineral supply.
•The move aims to reduce India's dependence on China for these essential resources.
•Proposed deals may involve joint exploration, mining, processing, and recycling of minerals.
•News agency Reuters reported this development, citing informed sources.

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