This gives you an idea on few innovations that could change India.These ideas together with the 'Make in India' make a development plan.

1. IDEAS FOR A NEW
INDIA

2. AGENDA
 Introduction
 Focus on education
 Power of youth
 Service prowess
 Sustainability concepts
 Big bang broadband
 Quality essentials
 Conclusion

3. INTRODUCTION
• How ‘Ideas for New India’ is different from
‘Make in India’
• Enlightenment by the new governance
• Good news showing up

4. FOCUS ON EDUCATION

5. FOCUS ON EDUCATION
Educational challenges
 Standard of education
 Lack of involvement of local administration
 Low level of learning
 Need to improve productive capacity in the
unorganized sector and a research into the opportunity
gaps

6. Parameter 2013 2014
Reading level 47.0% 48.1%
Libraries 22.9% 21.9%
Pupil-Teacher ratio 45.3% 49.3%
Arithmetic level 26.1% 25.3%

7. Contd...
 Higher education
• 2005-2006 :350 universities and 982 colleges
• 2013-2014 :713 universities, 36739 colleges and 11343
diploma level institutions
 GER (gross enrolment ratio)
• 2005-2006 :11.6%
• 2012-2013 :21.1%

8. Solutions of educational challenges
Accountability to student learning and reforms in
governance
 Monitoring inputs to regulating for outcomes
Investment in human capital development
 Multiple career track
 Merit based appointment

10. Contd...
 Technology for personalised learning and quality at scale
 Hardware and software development
 MOOCs (massive online open courses)
 Integration between various stages of the education system
 Formal schooling system
 High quality education system

11. POWER OF YOUTH

12. AGE(in years) 1971 – 1981(period) 1991 – 2013(period)
0 – 14 (Economically
inactive)
41.2 – 38.1% 36.3 – 28.4%
15 – 59
(Economically active)
53.4 – 56.3% 57.7 – 63.3%
60 above 5.3 -5.7% 6.00 – 8.3%
Demographic dividend
POWER OF YOUTH

13. Employment and unemployment scenario in India

14. Contd…
1.Ease of doing business
- Sub Scale Enterprises
- Urbanisation
2.Manufacturing
- Making India a fertile habitat
3.Human capital
-Productivity of individuals
- Lewis turning point
- Demographic Dividend
- Job creation

15. SERVICE PROWESS

16. SERVICE PROWESS
• International Comparison
• India’s Service Sector
• Services GDP and Gross Capital Formation
• FDI in India’s Services Sector
• Internal Trade
• Distinct growth model-knowledge Economy

17. Share and growth of Service sector in 2013-14

18. FDI Equity Inflows in Service sector

19. Performance of India’s services sector : some indicators

20. Share and growth of India’s service sector (GVA at basic price)

21. SUSTAINABILITY CONCEPTS

22. SUSTAINABILITY CONCEPTS
• Lack of sustainability mindset
• Problems of corporate India
• Energy production and efficiency
• Lack of compliance to environment
• Water conservation
• Efficient exploration of natural resources

23. Contd…
• Targets for the government for the spur growth.
Crafting competitive policy regulatory
environment.
Improving governance
Opening up opportunities
Linkages between mineral sectors and other
sectors
Enabling creation of knowledge and
competencies

24. BIG BANG BROADBAND

25. BIG BANG BROADBAND
• Growth of internet in India
• Sectors or Industries where internet is used
 E-commerce
 Industries
 Medias
 Education
 Health
• Challenges that India facing
-pace of broadband
-language content on the internet

26. INTERNET USAGE IN INDIA

27. QUALITY ESSENTIALS

28. QUALITY ESSENTIALS
 Importance of quality
 Product and service quality
Mandatory standards
Voluntary standards
 Quality infrastructure

29. Contd…
 Quality council of India(QCI) –major initiatives
Small and medium enterprises
Quality of government service
 Technology
 Right leadership

30. CONCLUSION
 Change in governance
Areas of concern
Convert intentions to actions

31. REFERENCES
• Business Today , January 2015 issue
• Economic survey 2014-15
• www.comsourceinc.net
• www.internetworldstats.com
• www.makeinindia.com
• www.mrgoodacre.com