The Make in India initiative was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in September 2014 to encourage multinational and national companies to manufacture their products in India. The goal is to make India a global manufacturing hub and achieve net zero electronics imports by 2020 as demand for electronics and hardware is expected to rapidly rise to $400 billion by then. Between 2014-2015, the government received investment proposals worth $120 billion under the initiative. Make in India focuses on sectors like automobiles, aviation, construction, defense manufacturing, electrical machinery, and others with the goal of creating over 10 million new jobs and boosting India's GDP, trade and economic growth.

3. INTRODUCTION
IT WAS LAUNCHED BY PRIME MINISTER
NARENDRA MODI ON 25 SEPTEMBER
2014.
 MAKE IN INDIA IS INITIATIVE LAUNCHED BY
THE GOVT OF INDIA TO ENCOURAGE MULTI-
NATIONAL, AS WELL AS NATIONAL COMPANIES
TO MANUFACTURE THEIR PRODUCTS IN INDIA.

4. MISSION
DEMAND FOR ELECTRONIC AND HARDWARE
EXPECTED TO RISE RAPIDLY TO 400BILLION BY
2020, INDIA HAS POTENTAL TO BECOME AN
ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING HUB.
GOVT IS TARGETING TO ACHIEVE NET ZERO
IMPORTS OF ELECTRONICS BY 2020.

5. FEATURES
OVER 15000 CRORES HAD BEEN SPENT TO
OPEN THE TRAINING CENTRES.
PRIME MINISTER SPEECH IS AVAILABLE IN
MULTIPLE LANGUAGES SUCH AS GERMAN,
FRENCH, JAPANESE AND RUSSIAN.
BETWEEN SEP 2014 TO NOV 2015 THE
GOVERNMENT RECIVED 1.20LAKH CRORE
WORTH OF PROPOSAL.

6. ADVANTAGE
THIS WILL HELP IN CREATING JOB MARKET
FOR OVER 10 MILLION PEOPLE IN INDIA.
TI WILL BOOST INDIAN’S GDP TRADE AND
ECONOMIC GROWTH.

7. DISADVANTAGE
INDIA RANKS LOW ON THE “EASE OF DOING
BUSINESS”.
LABOUR LAWS IN THE COUNTRY ARE STILL
NOT CONDUCTIVE TO THE MAKE IN INDIA
CAMPAIGN.

8. MAKE IN INDIA FOCUSES OF THE
FOLLOWING SECTORS OF THE ECONOMY
Automobiles.
Automobile Components.
Aviation.
Construction.
Defence manufacturing.
Electrical Machinery.
Railways.
Oil and Gas.

9. Food Processing.
Information Technology.
Providing skilled Manpower to all sectors.
Media and Entertainment.
Thermal Power.
Ports and Shipping.
As per the new Govt. Policy 100% FDI is
permitted in all the above sectors, except
for space (74%), defence (49%) and news
media(26%).

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