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What engineering-goods export target for 2030 framed the Chintan Shivir reported on 23 October 2026?

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AUS$100 billion
BUS$250 billion
CUS$500 billion
DUS$1 trillion
Correct Answer: B. US$250 billion

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Introduction Economy | The discussions linked export competitiveness with raw materials, market access and trade agreements. Explanation The Department of Commerce and EEPC India convened the Chintan Shivir around US$250 billion in engineering-goods exports by 2030. The release also reported that exports crossed US$70 billion during the first half of FY 2026–27, with nearly 20% growth. A speaker separately suggested exploring a higher US$300 billion ambition. The question asks the target framing the event, which was US$250 billion. Distinguish the headline strategy target from a higher aspiration mentioned during discussion. Important Notes Main strategy target: US$250 billion by 2030. Organisers: Commerce Department and EEPC India. H1 exports: above US$70 billion. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327521

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