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The draft National Steel Policy–Vision 2047 mentioned on 23 October 2026 targeted what crude-steel capacity by 2047?

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A223 million tonnes
B302 million tonnes
C604 million tonnes
D45 million tonnes
Correct Answer: C. 604 million tonnes

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Introduction Industrial policy | Capacity targets, per-person consumption and exports use different units and should be read separately. Explanation The draft policy targeted crude-steel capacity of 604 million tonnes by 2047. The release separately listed per-capita consumption of 302 kg and exports of 45 million tonnes. It also referred to reducing emissions intensity. These are draft policy ambitions, not already achieved production figures. The current capacity figure in the same release was 223.0 million tonnes per annum. Avoid substituting a consumption or export target for production capacity. Important Notes Draft 2047 targets: capacity 604 Mt; per-capita use 302 kg; exports 45 Mt. Status: draft ambitions. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327351

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