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Export Promotion Mission

India's export support now runs on two rails. The Export Promotion Mission pulls a scattered web of schemes into one digital, outcome-linked framework - announced in the 2025-26 Budget, cleared in November 2025, funded with Rs 25,060 crore through 2030-31 and run by the DGFT through Niryat Protsahan for finance and Niryat Disha for market-readiness. Districts as Export Hubs works the other end, treating every district as a unit of export planning rather than only of production, and now reaching more than 770 of them. When conflict in West Asia choked Gulf shipping lanes in early 2026, the Mission spun up RELIEF, a Rs 497 crore war-risk cover run by ECGC, while the Cabinet separately backed a domestic maritime insurance pool with a Rs 12,980 crore sovereign guarantee.

Last updated 5 October 20268 min read
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Extends RELIEF Component II, the 95 percent ECGC cover for West Asia-bound cargo, to 31 March 2027 under Notification No. 37/2026-27.

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