Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav says that India’s electric mobility transition will be heavily steered by structural green growth, sustainable infrastructure development, and a formalized circular economy layout. Speaking at the National Conclave on Building India as an Electric Mobility Hub for Viksit Bharat, organized by ASSOCHAM, Yadav outlined the federal roadmap to merge ecological compliance with industrial expansion.
The Minister emphasized that developing a future-ready manufacturing ecosystem requires a comprehensive focus on component localization, battery recycling, secure critical mineral channels, and responsible environmental stewardship. To improve the local ease of doing business, the environment ministry has executed wide-ranging regulatory reforms aimed at simplifying bureaucratic protocols. Key interventions include extending the validity timelines for statutory approvals, streamlining compliance paperwork, and expanding the PARIVESH digital regulatory platform with artificial intelligence-enabled decision support systems to drastically reduce administrative approval timelines.
According to the minister, the country’s development model positions ecology and economy to move together, which will enhance long-term industrial competitiveness while maintaining robust environmental safeguards. The broader clean mobility strategy also prioritizes upgrading the domestic quality of life, deploying resilient infrastructure networks, and ensuring transparent governance metrics across manufacturing corridors.