MAKE IN INDIA INITIATIVE

Economics Project
Make In
India
PPT by Siddhanth Nadkarni

Introduction to
Make In India
The Make in India initiative
was launched by the Prime
Minister in September
2014 as part of a wider set
of nation-building initiatives.
Devised to make India a
global manufacturing hub, It
was a timely response to a
critical situation.
By2013, the much-hyped
emerging markets bubble
had burst, and India’s
growth rate had fallen to its
lowest level in a decade.
The promise of the BRICS
Nations had faded, and
India was tagged as one of
the so-called ‘Fragile Five’.
Hence Make in India was
launched against the
backdrop of this crisis and
quickly became a rallying
cry for India’s innumerable
stakeholders and partners.
Make in India has been
initiated by DPIIT on layers
of collaborative effort.

About The Logo
The Make in India logo is a
lion’s silh
ouette filled with
cogs (or gears). This
symbolizes the national
pride of India and it's
industrial might. It was
designed by Kennedy &
Weiden, one of the largest
advertising firms globally.
The logo has been
designed to be both
timeless and
contemporary, and it is
instantly recognisable as a
symbol of the Make in India
initiative. This logo cannot
be modified or altered in
any way.
The Make in India logo has
been protected under the
Trademarks Act of 1999
& the Copyright Act of
1957; However You can
use the Make in India logo
on any product that is being
manufactured in India.

Primary Objectives
of Make In India
In
spiring confidence in
India’s capabilities amongst
potential partners abroad
(by encouraging FDI for
defence manufacturing,
railways, space, single
brand retail, etc.), the Indian
business community and
citizens at large.
Providing a framework for
a vast amount of technical
information on 25 industry
sectors, Giving a push to
India's GDP and the value
of the Rupee and Creating
more employment
opportunities, especially for
the youth of India.
Collecting more innovative
ideas from the younger
generation, simplifying
business, developing
rural India, and making
rapid technological
advancements are among
the other important aims of
the Make in India initiative.

$83.57 Bn
$45.15 Bn
$60.22 Bn
100% FDI Allowed
Automatic Route:
100% FDI Allowed
Government Route:
100% FDI Allowed
Automatic + Government Route:
FDI Policy
2014-15 2016-17 2021-22

Railways Pharmaceuticals Space Automobiles
Defence Renewable Energy Tourism Ports
Roads & Highways Mining
Key Areas of Focus
The following are the 11 most important sectors that are being
indegenously developed as a part of Make In India.
Construction

4
The speed of highway
construction has increased
three fold from ~12 km/day
in 2013-14 to 37 km/day in
2020-21.
5
In the last 7 years, length of
NHs has gone up by more
than 50% from 91,287 km (as
on April 2014) to around
1,41,000 km in 2021.
7
A New Guinness World
Record was created by NHAI
in laying 75 km of
bituminous concrete in a
single lane on NH53 in 105
hours and 33 minutes.
6
A World record was created
in Nagpur by constructing
the longest Double Decker
Viaduct (3.14 KM) with a
highway flyover & metro rail
supported on single column
piers.
Key Achievements
1
Construction of the Atal
Tunnel was completed by
the BRO in 2020 and
currently holds the record of
being the highest highway
tunnel in the world.
2
The Delhi-Chandigarh
highway is the 1st highway in
the country which has been
made e-vehicle friendly by
BHEL.
3
14.5 km long Rail-cum-Road-
bridge project on NH 333B in
Munger, Bihar is with the
aim to connect every city,
every village of Bihar.

Bharatmala
Pariyojana Scheme:
The Bharatmala Pariyojana is
the country’s largest ever
highways development
programme. It aims to optimize
the efficiency of road traffic
movement across the country by
bridging critical infrastructure
gaps. Multi-nodal integration is
one of the key focuses of this
programme.
Integration of Multi transport
mode has also been built into
the Bharatmala Programme
Key Schemes
National Ropeways
Development
Programme:
“Parvatmala” will be will be a
preferred ecologically
sustainable alternative to
conventional roads in difficult
hilly areas. It will improve
connectivity and convenience
for commuters, and promote
tourism.
The scheme is being presently
started in regions like
Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh,
Manipur, etc.
New Car
Assessment
Programme:
Shri Nitin Gadkari has approved
the Draft GSR Notification to
introduce Bharat NCAP wherein
automobiles in India shall be
accorded Star Ratings based
upon their performance in Crash
Tests.
The program will encourage
manufacturers to provide
advanced safety technologies to
earn higher ratings.
PM Gram Sadak
Yojana:
This initiative has been taken
with an aim to provide
connectivity to unconnected
habitations in the hinterlands
of India as part of a poverty
reduction strategy.

Latest Announcements
24th Jan 2023
Shri Nitin Gadkari
inaugurates 18 National
Highway projects with a
total length of 550 km in
Orchha, Madhya Pradesh
worth INR 6800 crore.
20th Jan 2023
PM lays foundation stone of
the 65.5 km section of 6
lane access controlled
greenfield highway from
Badadal to Maradagi S
Andola of NH-150C.
12th Jan 2023
Joint projects with Japan
will be undertaken for a
massive digital
transformation in the areas
of ITS and eco-friendly
mobility.

The Construction
Industry
Development
Board
(Malaysia)
Hindustan
Construction
Company Ltd
(United Kingdom)
Foreign Investors
Essel Infra & CR-18
Consortium
(China)
ERA-SIBMOST
(Russia)
GMR-Tuni-Ankapalli
Express Ltd
(Malaysia)
Gamuda-WCT
(Malaysia)

4
New State of the Art World
Class Trains such as the
Delhi RRTS, Vande Bharat,
The Alstom WAG-12 etc. have
been commissioned by the
Indian Railways.
5
‘Kavach’ is one of the
cheapest, Safety Integrity
technologies which has been
successfully trialed between
Gullaguda – Chitgidda
Railway stations.
7
A World record was created
by the Nagpur Metro for
creating the longest double-
decker viaduct metro
measuring 3.14 km on
Wardha Road.
6
Indian Railways has
introduced a paradigm shift
of train travel experience
with enhanced comfort with
the conversion of Rajdhani
Express coaches with new
upgraded Tejas Trains.
Key Achievements
1
The Electrified Network of
the Indian Railways has
been extended to 83%.
2
Real Time Train Information
System (RTIS) devices
installed for 2700
locomotives.
3
The Indian Railways has
successfully commissioned
Wi-Fi at 6,000 Railway
stations across the country.

Mission Raftaar:
Mission Raftaar is a ‘Mission’
envisaged for speed
enhancement and to achieve a
target of doubling average
speed of freight trains and
increasing the average speed of
Superfast /mail/Express trains
by 25 kmph and not a stand
alone ‘Project(s)’.
As a part of “Mission Raftaar”
and during the period 2015-16
and 2021-22, 414 passenger train
services have been converted
into MEMU services.
Key Schemes
Adarsh Station
Scheme:
Railway stations are
upgraded/modernized under
Adarsh Station Scheme based on
identified need of providing
better enhanced passenger
amenities at stations.
1253 railway stations have been
identified for development
under Adarsh Station Scheme.
Out of these, 1211 railway
stations have already been
developed and the remaining 42
stations are targeted for
development in Financial Year
2022-23.
Bharat Gaurav
Scheme:
Indian Railways had launched
the operation of theme-based
Bharat Gaurav train in the
month of November 2021.
The objective of this scheme is
to showcase India’s rich cultural
heritage and magnificent
historical places to the people
of India and the world, through
Bharat Gaurav Trains.
Amrit Bharat
Station Scheme:
Total of 1275 railway stations
have been identified in the
country including border
areas for development and
modernization.
Allocation of fund for
development and
maintenance of stations are
done zonal Railway-wise.

17th Feb 2023
Indian Railways launches
Rail Post Gati Shakti
Express Cargo Service on
four sectors to provide
seamless logistics service
in the country.
15th Feb 2023
South Central Railways
posts a new record in
originating freight earnings
of over INR 11000 cr since
its inception as on 10th of
February 2023.
10th Feb 2023
1724 km of Dedicated
Freight Corridor
commissioned by 31st Jan
2023 with financial outlay of
INR 97,957 cr by December
2022.

Foreign Investors
Alstom Transport
Holdings B.V.
(Netherlands)
Bombardier
(Singapore)
Ansaldo STS
(Australia)
GE Capital
International
(Mauritius)
Inversiones EN
Concesiones
(Spain)

4
The Indian Army and the IAF
have recieved new Digital
Disruptive Camouflage
Combat Uniforms, designed
by the 'National Institute of
Fashion Technology'.
5
DRDO has developed
supersonic missile assisted
torpedo system which was
successfully launched from
Wheeler Island in Odisha.
7
The successful training
launch of Short-Range
Ballistic Missile, Prithvi-II
was carried out. The missile
is capable of striking targets
with enhanced precision.
6
Indigenously-developed
Laser-Guided ATGM has been
successfully tested by DRDO
& Indian Army.
Key Achievements
1
The government has
commissioned India’s first
indigenously made aircraft
carrier, INS Vikrant in Kochi.
2
India has become the 4th
country in the world to
develop and successfuly test
hypersonic technology.
3
The IAF has been given a
boost by the recent
development of 'AMCA'
(India's first 5th Gen
Multirole Fighter Jet) and the
'Prachand' LCH.

Defence Testing
Infrastructrure
Scheme:
It is a Scheme to boost domestic
defence & aerospace
manufacturing.
An INR 400 cr outlay was
allocated to create state-of-the-
art testing infrastructure in
partnership with industry.
The scheme was launched by the
Government in May 2020.
Key Schemes
Innovations for
Defence Excellence
(iDEX)
iDEX aims at the creation of an
ecosystem that fosters
innovation and technology
development in Defence and
Aerospace by engaging
Industries including MSMEs,
Start-ups, Individual Innovators,
R&D institutes and Academia
and providing them
grants/funding and other
support to carry out R&D which
has the potential for future
adoption for Indian defence and
aerospace needs.
DPEPP 2020:
The Ministry of Defence (MoD)
has formulated a draft Defence
Production and Export
Promotion (DPEPP) 2020 as
guiding document of MoD to
provide a focused, structured,
and significant thrust to defence
production capabilities of the
country for self-reliance and
exports.
The policy focuses primarily on
Aero Engines, Maintenance,
Repair & Overhaul, Critical
Technologies & Materials etc.

15th Feb 2023
Defence Minister launches
Indian Air Force Electronic
Maintenance Management
System (e-MMS) at Aero
India 2023
13th Feb 2023
The Government has
approved the proposal for
the indigenous manufacture
of 41 sets of Modular
Bridges for the Indian Army
(Designed by DRDO)
17th Feb 2023
75% of defence capital
procurement budget
earmarked for domestic
industry in FY 2023-24.

BAE Systems
(United Kingdom)
Rafael Advanced
Defense Systems
Ltd.
(Israel)
Lockheed Martin
(USA)
Foreign Investors
Dassault Aviation
SA
(France)
Airbus
(France)
Pilatus
(Switzerland)

4
India's Mars mission
(Mangalyaan) made it the
first country to put it's
spacecraft into Mars orbit in
the first attempt.
5
India has developed NaviC,
which provides accurate
real-time positioning and
timing services within India
& upto a distance of 1,500
Km beyond India's borders.
7
Around 60 Start-Ups have
registered with ISRO since
the "unlocking" of the Indian
Space sector by the PM. 6
start-ups were selected and
supported by ISRO with a
grant-in-aid of INR 50 lakhs.
6
A female-looking
spacefaring humanoid robot
called Vyomitra is being
developed by the Indian
Space Research Organisation
to function on-board the
Gaganyaan.
Key Achievements
1
ISRO is considered as a part
of the big six among space
agencies (NASA, Roscosmos,
ESA, CNSA, ISRO and JAXA).
2
ISRO through its commercial
arms has successfully
launched 177 foreign
satellites belonging to 19
countries during the last five
years.
3
India broke Russia's record
for the most satellites
launched simultaneously on
one rocket (104).

16th Dec 2022
MSDE and ISRO signed an
MoU to upskill technical
employees at the
Department of Space
(ISRO).
16th Dec 2022
ISRO through its
commercial arms has
successfully launched 177
foreign satellites belonging
to 19 countries during the
last five years.
22nd Dec 2022
Union Minister Dr. Jitendra
Singh says, India’s maiden
human space flight
“Gaganyaan” is targeted to
be launched in the fourth
quarter of 2024.

German Aerospace
Centre
(DLR) (Germany)
Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency
(JAXA) (Japan)
National
Aeronautics and
Space
Administration
(NASA) (USA)
International MoUs & IAs
National Space
Science Agency
(NSSA) (Bahrain)
National Centre for
Space Studies
(CNES) (France)
Korea Aerospace
Research Institute
(KARI) (S. Korea)

4
A total of 157 road
connectivity projects and 137
rail connectivity projects are
being undertaken for
promoting multimodal
connectivity at Ports.
5
The MMT at Sahibganj has
been constructed at the cost
of INR 280.90 Cr under
(JMVP). The capacity of the
MMT Sahibganj is 3.03 Mn
Metric Tones Per Annum.
7
GOI has approved
development of 75
lighthouses for tourism as a
part of the 75th AKAM. 11
other Lighthouses in Kerala
have been earmarked for
development of Tourism.
6
JNPT, one of the premier
container handling ports,
recorded 433,533TEUs
(Twenty-Feet Equivalent
Units) in July 2021, a growth
of 21.15%. JNPT also became
the first 100% landlord port.
Key Achievements
1
The Ministry of Shipping in
order to make the process
transparent and
participatory issued the
draft of Coastal Shipping
Bill, 2020.
2
The Cabinet has approved
the project Deepening and
Optimizing of Inner Harbour
Facilities of Western Dock at
Paradip Port under PPP
mode.
3
Seaborne trade in India has
grown at twice the global
growth rate of 3.3%.

Sagarmala
Programme:
Sagarmala Programme aims to
change India’s logistics sector
performance, by unlocking the
full potential of India’s coastline
and waterways. Various projects
such as Port Modernization,
Connectivity Enhancement, Port
Led Industrialization etc. have
been initiated under the
Sagarmala project.
The project also aims at
optimizing the EXIM costs of
logistics and container
movement, reducing the costs of
transporting domestic cargo etc.
Key Schemes
SAROD-Ports:
SAROD-Ports was launched on
10 September 2020 by Shri
Mansukh Mandaviya, MOS(IC)
Shipping. These ports are for
affordable and timely resolution
of disputes in a fair manner and
enrichment of Dispute
Resolution Mechanism with the
panel of technical experts as
arbitrators.
This institution will promote
ease of doing business in the
maritime sector because of the
fast, timely, cost-effective and
robust dispute resolution
mechanism.
Coastal Berth
Scheme:
The scheme aims to provide
financial support to ports/state
governments for the creation of
infrastructure for the movement
of cargo/passenger by sea or
National Waterways.
This scheme was integrated by
the Union Government under
the Sagarmala Programme.

30th Jan 2023
Shri Sarbananda Sonowal
Inaugurates National
Logistics Portal-Marine, a
Single Window Logistics
Portal to reduce the
logistics cost.
24th Jan 2023
Shri Sarbananda Sonowal
inaugurates and lays
foundation stones of
projects worth INR 270
crore at Deendayal Port,
Kandla, Gujarat.
8th Feb 2023
Maritime India Vision (MIV)
2030 aims for investments
around INR 1,00,000–
1,25,000 cr for
development of world-class
global standard ports.

Jan De Nul Group
(Luxemborg)
Wartsila
(Finland)
Dubai Ports World
(UAE)
SAAB
(Sweden)
Foreign Investors
AP Moller Maersk
(Denmark)
Hyundai
(South Korea)

4
BHEL supplied the Steam
Turbine and Generator
package for India's first of its
kind project for the highest
rated, 700 MWe Pressurized
Heavy Water Reactor.
5
India is the largest
manufacturer of 2W and 3W
and the 4th largest
manufacturers of passenger
cars in the world at present.
7
POWERGRID has founded the
first Electric Vehicle Charging
Station (EVCS) at Shillong,
Meghalaya. Additionally TCIL
has launched the first e-
vehicle charging station in
Delhi.
6
E-Amrit has been hosted by
NITI Aayog under a
knowledge exchange as part
of the UK–India Joint
Roadmap 2030. E-Amrit is a
one-stop destination for all
information on EVs.
Key Achievements
1
Under FAME India Phase II of
the Ministry of Heavy
Industries, 2877 public
Electronic Vehicle charging
stations have been
sanctioned in 68 cities.
2
The World's most advanced
technology in the
automobile sector, (FCEV) is
being developed by Toyota
Mirai, a first of its kind
project in India.
3
Patent was granted by
Patent Office to ARAI for
Dual Fuel System for
Induction of CNG into a
Diesel Engine.

FAME India Scheme:
The Scheme aims to create
demand by way of supporting
7000 e-Buses, 5 lakh e-3
Wheelers, 55000 e-4 Wheeler
Passenger Cars and 10 lakh e-2
Wheelers.
In the First Phase of the FAME
Scheme, about 2.8 lakh hybrid
and electric vehicles were
supported by way of demand
incentive, amounting to about
INR 359 crore.
6,315 electrical buses have been
sanctioned to various the
Transport Undertakings of
various States and Cities under
Phase-II
Key Schemes
Automotive Mission
Plan 2016-26:
The plan outlines the trajectory
of growth of the automotive
ecosystem in India, including the
glide path of definite regulations
and policies that govern
research, design, technology,
testing, manufacturing, import/
export, etc. of automotive
vehicles, components and
services.
The Automobile industry is
projected to be the third-largest
in the world, contributing 12% to
GDP. It can potentially generate
$300 Bn revenue by 2026.
NEMMP 2020:
The National Electric Mobility
Mission Plan initiative has been
taken up to encourage
consistent, affordable and
competent xEVs (hybrid and
electric vehicles) that meet
consumer performance and
price expectations through
government-industry
collaboration.
Promotion and development of
indigenous manufacturing
capabilities, required
infrastructure, and technology
are additional objectives of
NEMMP 2020.

3rd Feb 2023
The export of automobiles
from India has registered a
growth of 35.9% from
2020-21 to 2021-22.
4th Jan 2023
50 Electric Buses launched
in Delhi with support under
FAME India Phase II
scheme of the Ministry of
Heavy Industries.
10th Feb 2023
Govt. launched PLI
Schemes for Automobile
and Auto Component
Industry & National
Programme on Advanced
Chemistry Cell Battery
Storage.

Mercedes
(Germany)
BMW
(Germany)
Renault
(France)
Foreign Investors
Fiat
(Italy)
Nissan
(Japan)
Volkswagen
(Germany)

4
India has identified the next-
generation probiotic
bacterium Lactobacillus
Plantarum JBC5 that showed
great promise in promoting
healthy aging.
5
As on 31st January, 2022, the
number of pharmaceuticals
stores had increased to
8,675. Under the PMBJP, all
739 districts of the nation
have been covered.
7
The number of Swasthya
Kendras have increased to
9000 from 8610 in the last
financial year under PMBJP.
6
eSanjeevani surpasses
records by registering 1
crore consultations in
approximately 5 weeks.
Key Achievements
1
The Government of India
announced India’s first
indigenously developed
vaccine, “CERVAVAC” for the
prevention of cervical
cancer.
2
Indian pharma companies
have made a global mark,
with 60% vaccines and 20%
generic medicines come
from India.
3
The World’s first intranasal
COVID19 vaccine, iNNCOVACC
marks a glorious tribute to
the call for Atmanirbhar
Bharat.

Scheme for the
Promotion of
Medical Devices
Parks:
The primary objective of the
scheme is the creation of world
class infrastructure facilities in
order to make the Indian
medical device industry a global
leader.
It aims at easy access to
standard testing and
infrastructure facilities through
creation of world class Common
Infrastructure Facilities for
increased competitiveness
Key Schemes
AYUSH Super
Specialty Hospitals
Scheme:
The objective of the scheme is to
encourage private investors to
invest in the AYUSH sector
through Establishment of World
Class Super Specialty Hospitals/
Day Care Centres recognized
under Indian Medicine Central
Council (IMCC) Act, 1970 or
Homeopathic Central Council
(HCC) Act, 1973
Scheme for
Strengthening of
Pharmaceuticals
Industry (SPI):
The SPI scheme has three sub-
components:
It aims at strengthening the
existing infrastructure facilities
in order to make India a global
leader in the pharma sector by
providing financial assistance to
pharma clusters
i) (API-CF)
ii) (PTUAS)
iii) (PMPDS)
Umbrella Scheme:
The Department of
Pharmaceuticals has prepared
an Umbrella Scheme namely
‘Scheme for Development of
Pharma industry’.
The said Umbrella Scheme
comprises of the following
sub-schemes:
i) (CDP-PS)
ii) (PPDS)
iii) (PTUAS)

31st Jan 2023
Shri Amit Shah,
inaugurated the SGML Eye
Hospital built by Shri
Swaminarayan Sansthan
Vadtal in Ujjain, Madhya
Pradesh.
16th Feb 2023
Drugs & Pharmaceuticals
record a positive growth of
2.97% between April 2022 -
January 2023
16th Feb 2023
220.63 cr COVID-19
vaccine doses have been
administered so far under
Nationwide Vaccination
Drive and Recovery Rate
currently at 98.81%.

Teva
Pharmaceuticals
(Israel)
Otsuka
Pharmaceuticals
(Japan)
Glaxo Smith Kline
(United Kingdom)
Pfizer
(USA)
Foreign Investors
AstraZeneca
(UK+Sweden)
Johnson &
Johnson
(USA)

4
The Ministry under ‘Swadesh
Darshan’ scheme has
sanctioned 5 projects under
Buddhist circuit theme.
5
India’s ranking in the Travel
and Tourism Competitive
Index (TTCI) of the World
Economic Forum moved up
by 6 positions from 40th
position in 2017 to 34th
position in 2019.
7
Ministry of Tourism in its
ongoing effort to strengthen
the Hospitality & Tourism
Industry has signed MoUs
with IRCTC, Easy My Trip,
Cleartrip, etc.
6
Under the Apni Darohar,
Apni Pehchan Mission, 27
MoUs have been awarded to
12 Monuments Mitras.
Key Achievements
1
Swadesh Darshan launched -
15 theme-based tourist
circuits, 5 pan-India mega
circuits. Also 77 projects
worth USD 880 Million are
presently underway.
2
The Ministry of Tourism
launched the ‘Dekho Apna
Desh’ initiative in January
2020 to enlighten citizens
about the rich heritage and
culture of the country.
3
The Ministry of Tourism had
an MoU with the Ministry of
Information and
Broadcasting to synergise
between the Tourism and
the Film industries.

New National
Tourism Policy:
A National Tourism Policy was
formulated in 2002. However,
considering the widespread
interrelated global
advancements, a new draft
National Tourism Policy has
been formulated, which is yet to
be approved. It focusses on
employment generation and
community
participation,development of
tourism in a sustainable and
responsible manner, and
development of core
infrastructure.
Key Policies
Domestic Tourism
Policy:
This policy entails numerous
developments such as Dekho
Apna Desh Webinars, Swadesh
Darshan Scheme, Ek Bharat
Shrestha Bharat and many
others
Regular consultations are held
with industry stakeholders on
issues related to opening up of
the Tourism sector.
A Domestic Tourism Promotion
Campaign has been put in place
with the help of Webinars, social
media and other digital
platforms.

6thJan 2023
The Manohar International
Airport has been built to
boost tourism and enable
Goa to as emerge as a
cargo hub.
12th Jan 2023
PM flag off World’s Longest
River Cruise-MV Ganga
Vilas and inaugurate Tent
City at Varanasi.
2nd Feb 2023
INR 2400 Cr has been
allocated to the Ministry of
Tourism as the sector holds
huge opportunities for jobs
and entrepreneurship for
youth.

Premier Travel Inn
(United Kingdom)
Expedia
(USA)
Cox & Kings
(United Kingdom)
Applied Materials
(USA)
Foreign Investors
Accor
(France)
Marriott Hotels
(USA)

4
A total of 219817 mn units of
electricity have been
generated from various
renewable energy sources in
2021.
5
The Adoption of clean
cooktop fuels will give a
boost to green and clean
cooking and more than 3
crore households will have
access to such cooktops in
the next 2-3 years.
7
The Diversion of Marusudar
River of Pakal Dul Hydro
Electric Project in Kishtwar
district of Jammu & Kashmir
is inaugurated.
6
Around 72.5 MWp solar PV
plants have been
commissioned during FY
2021-22 upto September
2021.
Key Achievements
1
The Government of India has
spent INR 35,000 crore on
hydroelectric projects to
provide electricity to villages
of Jammu and Kashmir in 4
years from 2018-2021.
2
Under (LERI) implemented
by MNRE, (LREDA) has c
ompleted the i
mplementation of 500 C
ommercial Green Houses (
CGHs) in the Leh region.
3
POWERGRID has signed a
Joint Development
Agreement with Africa50, to
continue to develop the
Kenya Transmission Project

Deendayal
Upadhyaya Gram
Jyoti Yojana:
The Ministry of Power launched
DDUGJY with the aim of
strengthening and augmentating
of sub transmission &
distribution infrastructure in
rural areas & separating
agriculture and non-agriculture
feeders to facilitate DISCOMs in
the judicious rostering of supply
to agricultural & non-
agricultural consumers in rural
areas.
Key Schemes
Atal Jyoti Yojana
(AJAY) Phase-II:
Thanks to the Second Phase of
the Atal Jyoti Yojana Scheme for
installation of solar street lights
with 25% fund contribution from
MPLAD Funds, 0.84 lakh solar
street lights were reported
installed.
Central Public
Sector Undertaking
(CPSU) Scheme
Phase – II:
The CPSU Scheme Phase-II aims
at setting up 12 GW grid-
connected Solar photovoltaic
(PV) Power projects all across
the country.
The eligible organizations are
Government Producers (PSUs/
Govt. Organs.) which are under
administrative control or have
50% shareholding of Central /
State Government.

1st Feb2023
The National green
hydrogen mission to
facilitate the transition
towards a low carbon
economy has set a target of
annual production of 5
MMT for India by 2030.
13th Feb 2023
NGEL, and HPCL have
entered into an MoU for
development of grid
connected and/ or off-grid
Renewable Energy based
Power Projects
8th Feb 2023
Battery Energy Storage
Systems with capacity of
4,000 MWH will be
supported with Viability Gap
Funding.

Vestas
(Denmark)
Orix
(Japan)
Enel
(Italy)
Airbnb
(USA)
Foreign Investors
Mudajaya
(Malaysia)
Nordex
(Germany)

4
The National Mineral
Exploration Trust Completes
117 Projects out of 200
Approved Mineral Projects.
5
Project Information &
Management Module of
Single Window Clearance
System (SWCS) is launched
to obtain various clearances
for operationalization of
coal mines in the country.
7
The first six lane highway
road is made by using Steel
Slag at Surat, Gujrat to
connect the port with the
city.
6
BiSAG-N has created an
application through which
the Ministry of Steel is
planning to upload the Geo
location of more than 2,000
units.
Key Achievements
1
Steel sector has witnessed a
huge transformation during
the past eight years, and has
emerged globally as the 2nd
largest producer and the 2nd
largest consumer of steel.
2
GOI has handed over 52 GSI
approved mine blocks to 15
State Governments. An E-
portal for accreditation for
Mineral exploration has
been launched as well.
3
NMET has approved 187
exploration projects with a
total cost of Rs.895.72 crore
up to 31st December 2019.
Among this total 69 projects
have been completed.

National Mineral
Exploration Policy
2019:
The aim of the National Mineral
Policy (NMP) 2019 is to have an
effective, meaningful and
implementable policy that
brings further transparency,
better regulation and
enforcement, balanced social
and economic growth as well as
sustainable mining practices.
Key Schemes
Mission Purvodaya:
Mission Purvodaya emphasized
on harnessing the untapped
potential of the region to fuel
the next wave of national
growth. The focus was primarily
on Eastern India towards self-
reliance and contribution in the
ambitious mission of
Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
Production-Linked
Incentive (PLI)
Scheme in
Speciality Steel
Sector:
The PLI Scheme in the Speciality
Steel Sector has been
implemented through the
Ministry of Steel with a financial
outlay of INR 6322 cr over a five-
year period for Enhancing
India’s Manufacturing
Capabilities and Enhancing
Exports.

15th Feb2023
The Steel Authority of India
(SAIL) declared its FY 23
Q3 Financial results,
posting its best ever
quarterly crude steel
production and reporting
net profits of INR 463.54 cr.
17th Feb 2023
As announced at the Global
Zinc Summit 2023.India is
focusing on 300 MT annual
steel production by 2030.
15th Feb 2023
National Miner NMDC
registered its best ever Q3
production with 10.66 mn
produced in Q3, FY
2022-23

Foreign Investors
Australian Indian
Resources
(Australia)
Rio Tinto
(Australia)
BHP Billiton
(Australia)
GE Capital
International
(Mauritius)

4
The government has
increased year-on-year
infrastructure Capex by 34 %
to INR 5.54 lakh crores, such
increased investment in
infrastructure would revive
the economy.
5
Project Information &
Management Module of
Single Window Clearance
System (SWCS) is launched
to obtain various clearances
for operationalization of
coal mines in the country.
7
The NIDC is implementing a
number of projects along
the Dedicated Freight
Corridors for development of
Integrated Industrial
Townships.
6
Over 3,500 cities have
certified as ODF+ and 1,191
cities as ODF++ under SBM-U.
Key Achievements
1
In the last five years, the
construction sector, as a
part of manufacturing
contributed an average of 8
per cent to the overall Gross
Value Added (GVA).
2
During the month of October
2020, about 23.53 lakh
households have been
provided with a tap water
connection.
3
Jal Jeevan Mission reaches a
milestone of 3.5 Crore rural
households taps water
connections.

Pradhan Mantri
Awas Yojana-Urban
(Urban Housing for
All):
The Pradhan Mantra Awas
Yojana (PMAY) aims to provide
housing for all by 2022 and is
being implemented from June
2015.
So far about 1.12 cr houses have
been sanctioned for its
beneficiaries.
Central Assistance amounting to
INR 1.21 Lakh Cr has been
released for the same.
Key Schemes
Smart Cities
Mission:
The objective of the Smart Cities
Mission is to promote cities that
provide core infrastructure and
give a decent quality of life to
their citizens, a clean and
sustainable environment and
the application of ‘Smart’
solutions.
Atal Mission for
Rejuvenation and
Urban
Transformation
(AMRUT):
The aim of this scheme is to
ensure that every household has
access to a tap with an assured
supply of water and a sewerage
connection.
This mission is also in the
process of increasing the
amenity value of cities by
developing greenery and well
maintained open spaces.
SVAMITVA Mission:
Geospatial technology along
with Drones will survey all the
over 6 lakh Indian villages.

3rd Feb2023
MoHUA signs a
Memorandum of
Agreement (MoU) to
develop Waste to Wealth
plants in million plus cities.
10th Mar 2023
Chhattisgarh CM
announces a total of 13.777
new construction works in
Chhattisgarh Budget 2022-
23, giving a huge boost to
the state's currently
underdeveloped infra.
9th Feb 2023
Network Planning Group
under PM GatiShakti has
recommended 63
infrastructure projects using
data-based decision-
making for synchronised
implementation.

Veolia
(France)
Aqualyng
(Norway)
The Trump
Organization
(USA)
Hines
(USA)
Foreign Investors
Ascendas
(Singapore)
GIZ
(Germany)

1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
Make In India policies
have generated greater
employment.
Make In India has
significantly increased
the value of the Indian
Rupee.
Make In India has
proven to be very
beneficial to the Indian
GDP.
Make In India has
extensively helped with
technological
advancements.
Key Advantages:
Make In India has
fostered an
environment that
promotes innovation.
Make In India has
provided a great
impetus to development
in rural India.
Several Make In India
projects have promoted
the growth of native
products.
Make In India has
proven to be beneficial
for the flow of capital.

1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
have, to quite some
extent, neglected the
Agricutural Sector.
Make In India has
caused the depletion of
natural resources to a
significant extent.
Make In India has
caused small
entrepreneurs and
some other sectors to
incur heavy losses.
Many initiatives which
were a part of Make In
India have caused the
disruption of land.
Key Drawbacks:
made our economy only
manufacturing based.
Make In India ironically
developed among the
masses an interest in
foreign brands.
Several Make In India
projects caused great
amounts of pollution.
Make In India further
soured bilateral
relations between India
& China.

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