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India's metals, mining workforce to grow by 430,000 by 2035: McKinsey

McKinsey projects India's metals and mining workforce will expand by 430,000 by 2035, the largest rise globally, as its share of global metals revenue is set to reach 12%.

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India's metals, mining workforce to grow by 430,000 by 2035: McKinsey
McKinsey projects India's metals and mining workforce will expand by 430,000 by 2035, the largest rise globally, as its share of global metals revenue is set to reach 12%.
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