This document discusses India's Make in India initiative to transform the country into a global manufacturing hub. It aims to cut red tape, spur foreign investment, and drive job creation and economic development. Key sectors highlighted for growth include automobiles, IT, textiles, media, tourism, infrastructure and more. Challenges to growth include poor education and lack of awareness in some areas. The document advocates improving program delivery, extending urban facilities to rural areas, and raising education standards to help overcome hurdles to development. China is cited as potentially shedding manufacturing jobs that India could attract if bureaucratic hurdles are reduced.

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2. WHY ARE WE STILL A DEVELOPING
COUNTRY?
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3. WHY BEING THE SECOND LARGEST POPULATED
COUNTRY INDIA STILL STAND NOWHERE IN TERMS
OF GDP?

4. An International Marketing Slogan to encourage MNC’s &
domestic companies to manufacture in India
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5. ZERO DEFECT , ZERO EFFECT
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6. LOGO
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www.makeinindia.com

8.  To Transform India Into A Manufacturing Hub
 To Cut Red Tape & Spur Foreign Investment
 Job Creation And Economic Development
 New Initiatives To Facilitate Investment, Foster Innovations, build Best
Class Manufacturing Infrastructure.
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9. Automobile
IT
Textile Garments
Media And Entertainment
Tourism
Construction
Thermal Power
Oil And Gas
Defence
Mining
Ports
Railways
Chemical
Aviation Biotechnology
Renewable Energy
Food Processing
Wellness
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10.  India’s car market has the
potential to grow above 6
million unit annually
 By 2020, India is expected to
be 4th largest automotive
market
REASON TO INVEST
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11.  Increasing adoption of
technology and telecom by
customers
 India’s IT industry amounts
to 7% of global market
 Rapidly growing urban
infrastructure has fostered
several IT centres
REASON TO INVEST
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12. The First Phase 7 Cities
 Haryana
 Rajasthan
 Madhya Pradesh
 Uttar Pradesh
 Gujrat
 2 Cities Of Maharashtra
They Are Considered First Because They
Contribute 43% To The Country’s GDP And
Is To Be Completed By 2019
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13. According to Justin Lin, a former chief economist at the World Bank , China will shed 85
million manufacturing jobs in the coming years because of the fast rising wages. India can
attract some of these jobs if it can cut bureaucratic hurdles that scare away new business.
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14. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
Process of applying to industrial licence made online on 24X7 basis through
e-biz portal
Services of all central government will be integrated with the E-biz
Validity of industrial licence extended to three years
All return should be filed online through a unified form
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15. HURDLES
• POOR EDUCATION
• LACK OF AWARENESS
• SLOW GROWTH RATE
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16. HOW TO OVERCOME
HURDLES
• IMPROVE THE PROGRAM DELIVERY
• EXTENDING URBAN FACILITIES IN RURAL AREAS
• IMPROVING EDUCATION STANDARDS
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DHANYAVAD DOSTO