3. Table of contents
•Introduction
•Focus sectors
•Why India lags in manufacturing
•Make in India: Turning ambition into reality
•Make in India: The Downside
•Conclusion
4. Introduction
• The Make in India initiative was launched by Prime Minister in September
2014.
• It is new national programme design to transform india into a global
manufacturing hub.
• It was a powerful call to action to India’s citizens and business leaders, and
potential partners around the world.
• Government received 1.20 lakh crore worth of proposals after one year,
from companies interested in manufacturing in India.
5. Make In India Promotes Investment In 25 Focus
Sectors
• Automobiles
• Automobile componentsMining
• Oil and gas
• Pharmaceuticals
• Ports and shipping
• Railways
• Renewable energy
• Roads and highways
• Space and astronomy
• Textiles and garments
• Thermal power
• Tourism and hospitality
• Wellness
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• Aviation
• Biotechnology
• Chemicals
• Construction
• Defence manufacturing
• Electrical machinery
• Electronic systems
• Food processing
• Information technology and business process
management
• Leather
• Media and entertainment
6. Why India lags in manufacturing
•Inadequate Infrastructure
•Investment regulations
•Inflexible labour laws
•The skill gap
7. Make in India:Turning ambition into reality
• Tax to india
• Facilates investment
• Employment
• Raise in GDP
8. •Participation in global production network
•Create a self -Reliant Economy & Better
Economy
•Development of national Industrial Corridors
and Smart cities
9. Make in India: The Downside
•Too much money for politicians to
swallow.
•Infrastructure issues
•Probably rivalry with USA
•Loss of agricultural land
10. •Lack of ease of doing business
•Deforestation
•Pollution
•Water crisis
•Urbanization
11. Conclusion
•Via this the India which can draw an era and of
a development.
•It can also stable the Indian Economy and makes
the self- Reliant Economy.
•It have a major impact on manufacturing sector,
so can create more job opportunities.
12. •It also sought to increasing manufacturing
growth to 12%-14% per annum over the medium
term
•Work speaks
•Natural Disasters
