<p>India is working to offer production-linked incentives to more sectors to boost domestic manufacturing, a top government official said on Friday, bolstering efforts to attract new investments in its coronavirus-stricken economy.</p>.<p>The Cabinet will soon consider approving such incentives for more sectors, Rajiv Kumar, vice-chairman of NITI Aayog, a government think-tank told a virtual conference.</p>.<p>Kumar didn't specify which sectors might be made eligible for the incentives.</p>.<p>The government earlier announced production-linked incentives for large-scale electronic goods makers, pharmaceutical companies and manufacturers of medical devices.</p>
<p>India is working to offer production-linked incentives to more sectors to boost domestic manufacturing, a top government official said on Friday, bolstering efforts to attract new investments in its coronavirus-stricken economy.</p>.<p>The Cabinet will soon consider approving such incentives for more sectors, Rajiv Kumar, vice-chairman of NITI Aayog, a government think-tank told a virtual conference.</p>.<p>Kumar didn't specify which sectors might be made eligible for the incentives.</p>.<p>The government earlier announced production-linked incentives for large-scale electronic goods makers, pharmaceutical companies and manufacturers of medical devices.</p>