Know about the India's initiative focusing on employment, industrial growth and economical impact as well as strengthening global relations to improve GDP.

1. MAKE IN INDIA
- Presentation by Shubham Jaruhar,
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering,
Lovely Professional University©Shubham Jaruhar

2. The logo is the silhouette of a lion on the prowl, made entirely of cogs,
symbolising manufacturing, strength and national pride.
THE LOGO©Shubham Jaruhar

3. THE PRESENT Scenario
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4. The Beginning Phase
The Make in India initiative with the primary
goal of encouraging multinational and domestic
companies to manufacture their products in
India.
Start Up
01
September 25, 2014
Year
02
By our Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Whom
03
to raise the contribution of the manufacturing
sector to 25% of the Gross Domestic Product
(GDP) by the year 2025 from its current 16%.
Aim
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5. IMPLEMENTATION
26 sectors of the economy which range from automobile to Information
Technology (IT) & Business Process Management (BPM)
Automobiles
Automobile
Components
Aviation
Biotechnology
Chemicals
Construction
Defense Manf.
Defense Exports
Electronic Systems
Electrical Machinery
Food Processing
IT & BSM
Leather
Media & Entert.
Mining
Oil & Gas
Pharaceuticals
Ports & Shipping
Railways
Renewable Eng.
Roads & Highw.
Space & Astro.
Thermal Power
Textile & Garmts.
Tourism & Hosp.
Welness &
Healthcare©Shubham Jaruhar

6. • HISTORIC TAX REFORM
• DIGITISATION DRIVE
• NEW INSOLVENCY CODE
• INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS
• RADICAL CHANGES IN FDI POLICY REGIME
• INFRASTRUCTURE PUSH
• TECHNOLOGY READINESS
• RENEWABLE ENERGY
The Major Changes
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Ease of Doing Business Ranking
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7. Data Which Talks
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8. 2015
• Spice Group and Huawei made a huge
investment to set-up budget smartphones
and R&D campus in Uttar Pradesh and
Bengaluru respectively.
2016
India achieved its
highest ever FDI
inflow for a financial
year in 2015-16 at
US$ 55.5 billion
2019
Swedish defence firm Saab Proposes To
Make 96 Gripen Jets In India To Win Air
Force Deal against rivals Boeing,
Lockheed Martin, and Dassault Aviation
2018
India improved its ranking on the
Paying Taxes indicator in the report by
53 places.
Timeline: The Journey
India jumped 15 spots
to reach 66th position
in Global Innovation
Index 2016. India was
ranked 81 in 2015.
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9. Global Impact & Investors
Japanannouncedsettingup
aUS$ 12billionfundfor
‘MakeinIndia’related
projects.
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10. The Pros
• Develop Job Opportunity
• Ameliorate the Vicinity
• Expand GDP
• Fortify the Rupee
• Increase in Brand Value
• Up-gradation of Technology
• Ease of Business
• Availability of Young Minds
• Development of Rural Areas
• Flow of Capital
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11. The Cons
• Negligence of Agriculture
• Depletion of Natural Resources
• Loss for Small Entrepreneurs
• Disruption of Land
• Manufacturing based Economy
• Interest in International Brands
• Pollution
• Bad Relations with China
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12. Future Prospect -
• Make in India has now become a calling card for investors to
come and invest in the Indian growth story.
• By introduction of new reforms in policies along with a
positive economic atmosphere, it has created a fertile ground
for businesses to thrive in India.
• To further the Indian manufacturing capabilities, the
government is focusing on the development of sectors that are
going to be the key focus in the coming years.
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13. WORK HARD & STAY SAFE
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