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<h1>Government Forms Committee to Correct Gold Import Data Errors Due to Transmission Issues, Aims for Accurate Future Reporting.</h1> The government has established a committee involving officials from the commerce and finance ministries to ensure accurate data publication following errors in gold import figures. The errors arose from a data transmission shift from SEZ to ICEGATE, leading to double counting of gold imports. This prompted a revision of gold import data, reducing November figures by USD 5 billion. The Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics (DGCIS) identified excess imports of USD 11.7 billion since April 2024. The committee aims to create a robust mechanism for consistent data publication, addressing technical glitches and ensuring data accuracy.