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cabinet approves proposal to increase number of sc judges from 34 to 38
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AI-generatedThe Indian Cabinet approved a credit guarantee scheme for MSMEs and airlines impacted by the West Asia conflict, providing Rs 18,100 crore outlay to support credit flow. This is a targeted fiscal stimulus for sectors facing demand/supply disruption. Additionally, a cotton productivity mission with Rs 5,659.22 crore investment aims to boost domestic cotton output, potentially reducing import dependence and benefiting textile supply chain. The increase in Supreme Court judges has no direct commercial mechanism.
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- Cabinet approved increase in Supreme Court judges from 34 to 38.
- Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme of Rs 18,100 crore for MSMEs and airlines affected by West Asia conflict.
- Five-year cotton productivity mission approved with investment of Rs 5,659.22 crore.
- Cotton production target of 498 lakh bales by 2031.
- Scheme aims to provide additional credit flow of Rs 2.55 lakh crore.
Credit flow to MSMEs and airlines may improve working capital cycles, supporting economic activity; magnitude 1-3%.
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