The Make in India campaign aims to make India a global manufacturing hub by inviting companies worldwide to invest and set up factories. This will create over 10 million new jobs and boost India's GDP and trade. To succeed, the campaign needs a stable policy environment with low, predictable inflation and consistency in trade, tax, and other policies. Manufacturing must also have zero defects to compete globally and cause no harm to the environment. Several major companies like Tata, Reliance, and Samsung attended events promoting the Make in India initiative.

1. MAKE IN
INDIA

2. GALLERY

3. OBJECTIVE
• Ultimate objective is to make India a renowned
manufacturing hub for key sectors. Companies across
the globe would be invited to make investment and set
up factories and expand their facilities in India
• Using India’s highly talented and skilled manpower to
create world class zero defect products.
• The purpose of Make in India Campaign-
1. Job Creation
2. Economic Development
3. Global Recognition

4. NEED
• The first and most important condition in order to make
in India is to have a low inflation regime where policies
are predictable and consistent.
• High inflation reduces two ingredients of a successful
make in India campaign
1. Capital accumulation &
2. The rate of change in productivity.
• Beyond inflation, make in India investors will look for
policy stability with respect to trade, duties i.e both
import and export and taxation.

5. BENEFITS
• This will help in creating job market for
over 10 million people in India
• Manufacturing done here would
boost India’s GDP, trade and economic
grow

6. ZERO DEFECT
ZERO
EFFECT
"Our manufacturing
should have zero
defect so that our
products should not be
rejected in the global
market. Besides, we
should also keep in
mind that
manufacturing should
not have any negative
impact on our
environment."

7. TOP COMPANIES THAT ATTENTED
THE MAKE IN INDIA CAMPAIGN
• Tata Group
• Reliance Industries
• Biocon
• Samsung
• Honda
• Airbus
• Wipro
• Vodafone

8. THANK YOU
MADE BY:
NIKHIL VERMA
CLASS: 8E
ROLL NO. 30