NEW DELHI : India’s ‘Make in India‘ push may continue in the upcoming interim Budget as the Central Government is likely to majorly address the issue of inversions in custom duties imposed on various products ranging from textiles to engineering goods.

The Ministry of Commerce has sent a list of items to the finance ministry to correct the inverted structure in the customs duty levied on certain items, one of the government officials said.

An inverted duty structure occurs when import duty on finished goods is lower compared to . . .