- Statement A is true: The PLI scheme is a flagship initiative introduced by the government as part of the 'Make in India' and 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' campaigns to boost domestic manufacturing. - Statement B is true: The primary objective of the PLI scheme is to incentivize manufacturers in specific sectors based on incremental production or sales, thereby promoting domestic manufacturing and attracting investment. - Statement C is true: By encouraging manufacturing within the country and strengthening domestic supply chains, the scheme directly contributes to enhancing India's self- reliance in various strategic and key sectors. - Statement D is incorrect: While pharmaceuticals, textiles (specifically Technical Textiles and Man- Made Fibre segments), and food processing are indeed covered under the PLI scheme, it has been extended to a total of 14 key sectors. Other sectors include Mobile Manufacturing, Electronic Components, Medical Devices, Automobiles & Auto Components, White Goods (ACs & LEDs), Specialty Steel, Telecom & Networking Products, Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) Battery, Drones & Drone Components, and High-Efficiency Solar PV Modules.