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Upsc prelims MCQ

With reference to the recently released Public Sector Enterprise Policy, which of the following statements is NOT correct?

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The policy classifies public sector commercial enterprises into strategic & non-strategic sectors.

State-owned firms in other segments would be privatized eventually.

There would be a maximum of six public sector companies in strategic sectors.

Power, Petroleum, Coal, Banking, Insurance & financial services are covered under strategic sectors.

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