Leading manufacturing hub and growth engine over the period due to its industry-friendly policies and modern infrastructure.

1. Proceedings Report
Launch of “Make in India” Campaign
Thursday, 25 September 2014
Seminar Room No. 3
Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar

2. Inaugural Session
Hon‘ble Chief MinisterSmt. Anandiben Patel on Thursday (25th September 2014)
launched the symbolic model of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Make in India'
campaign at Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar - Gujarat.
The conference was attended by the captains of industry of Gujarat along with CII and
Governemnt representatives.
Keynote Address by Hon’ble Chief Minister of Gujarat Smt Anandiben Patel
In her key note address, Hon‘bleChief Minister, Smt. Anandiben Patel mentioned that
Gujarat has emerged as the leading manufacturing hub and growth engine over the
period due to its industry-friendly policies and modern infrastructure

3. Hon‘ble Chief minister stated that there is a growing impetus by the State Government
on promoting the state's SME sector through a common branding and marketing
platform. She reiterated that gujarat government will soon come out with severalpolicies
that will provide thrust and promote the 'Make in Gujarat' brand campaign in a big way
which will stand for high quality, long lasting and zero defect products.
She mentioned that the success of the State Government's biennial flagship event
Vibrant Gujarat Global Investor's Summit (VGGIS) has attracted investors from all over
India and abroad.Gujarat is already a home to several manufacturing facilities set up by
prominent industrial houses of Japan, China, Singapore and other nations, which have
established Gujarat's identity as an auto hub in the automobile sector
Hon‘ble Chief minister mentioned that Government of Gujarat has setup Industry
Responsive Modern Skill Development Centers to enhance, upgrade and empower the
Youth of the State through skills that help them grow in their careers at the same time
provide industry with globally competitive workforce. She also added that this has
helped industry to flourish in a State, apart from the robust industrial infrastructure
facilities, and skilled work force to cater to the industry requirements.
Refering to the Special Investment Region Act, Hon‘ble Chief Minister mentioend that,
Gujarat is the only Indian state to have enacted with the ―The Gujarat Special

4. Investment Region Act‖ in 2009 and has 13 such SIRs. She added that Special
Investment Regions allow companies to set up operations in a faster and more cost
effective manner through shared resources and proximity to freight corridors. Dholera
Special Investment Region (DSIR) was one of the first such SIRs in the state after the
SIR Act was passed. Hon‘ble Chief Minister mentioend that Dholera SIR will be one of
the biggest beneficiary of the Delhi – Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) and the
Dedicated Freight corridor and is being developed as an international manufacturing
destination.
Further Finance Minister Saurabh Patel spoke on Gujarat's huge potentials of industrial
development to lend vibrancy.
Special Address by Hon’ble Minister Shri Saurabhbhai Patel
Hon‘ble Minister Shri Saurabhbhai Patel in his Special Address reiterated the vision of
Hon‘ble Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi which emphasize on making products in the
country and driving the growth. Hon‘ble Minister mentioned that, Gujarat today stands
out as a Key growth engine of India as State accounts for 25 percent of country‘s the
export, 12 percent of value output and over 7 percent to the nation‘s GDP.
Hon‘ble Minister mentioned that Government has identified certain key sectors for
supporting the growth of manufacturing industry in Gujarat like Textiles, Engineering,
Automobile and Auto Ancillaries, Chemical, Gems & Jewellery and Pharmaceutical
which contribute to nearly 80% of manufacturing sector output. To further elevate
investments in the state, government is introducing new Electronics policy, IT policy and
Industrial policy. Along with this governemnt is equally concentrating on Skill
development to provide requisit manpower to the Industries.

5. Interactive Session on Industry & Government perspectives
An Interactive session was planned to discuss the measures required to provide an
impetus to industrialization and manufacturing in the state and how it can be made an
integral component of the ―Make in India‖ campaign
This session was participated by Dr. Chandan Chatterjee (Advisor (P. & T.)iNDEXTb,
Government of Gujarat) ; Mr. Nilesh Shukla (President, Vadodara Chamber of
Commerce & Industry) and was Moderated by Mr. Piruz Khambatta (Past Chairman, CII
Gujarat)
Dr. Chatterjee mentioned about the various initiatives taken by Government of Guajrat
towards strengthning the manufacturing sector in the state. Reiterating what Hon‘ble
minister mentioned, he explained key benefits Industries can fetch through cominf
Textile policy, IT policy, Electronics policy and Industrial policy.
Mr. Nilesh Shukla, President, VCCI, refering to country‘s successful Mars mission
emphasized on necessity of Low cost manufacturing and change the mindset.
To promote the make in India campain further, Mr. Khambatta suggested to have
international road shows in focused countries.

6. Live Telecast of “Make in India” Campaign by Shri Narendra
Modi Hon’ble Prime Minister of India
In his maiden Independence Day speech, Hon‘ble Prime Minister had made a pitch to
improve India's manufacturing to create jobs to revive growth. A month and half later,
the government today launched the initiative both at national and state level.
Corporate chieftains including Maruti Suzuki India managing director Kenichi Ayukawa,
Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry, Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani,
Aditya Birla group chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla,Wipro Chairman Azim Premji,
Bosch Executive Director Franz Hauber, CEO of Lockheed MartinPhil Shaw, were

7. amongst the list of speakers at the launch of ‗Make in India‘ campaign.The campaign
gave a collective thrust to manufacturing in India and will seek greater foreign
investment in the country.
Mrs. Nirmala Sitharaman (Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry and
Finance and Corporate Affairs) in her inaugural speech mentioned thatgovernemnt
wants to make India a global manufacuring destination. She added that Make in India is
just not a slogan, but is a single minded commitment of governement to make India a
global manufacturing hub. She added that Governemnt has identified 25 sectors in
which India can be world leaders and has created a dedicated team to hand hold
investors from across the world.
Below are few of the remarks by Industry champions during the launch of the event:
Mr. Cyrus Mistry (Chairman - Tata Sons)
―India has 2 strategic advantages — our human capital and a market which
affords scale and growth. We are greatly encouraged that the MakeinIndia
programme is bringing together industry and government. ”
Mr. Kenichi Ayukawa (CEO of Maruti Suzuki)
―We realised the potential of India very early. India has the potential to
become the most powerful car manufacturer of the world. While It must
remove factors affecting manufacturing competitiveness”

8. Mr. Mukesh Ambani (chairman - Reliance Industries)
―My warm greetings to everyone on Navratri. Today is undoubtedly a
historic day for Indian industry. India is blessed with a leader whose unique
leadership quality is that he dreams & motivates a billion Indians to fulfill his
vision. Today on behalf on Indian industries I commit myself to the Make in
India programme - a call that was given by our beloved PM on
Independence Day.”
Mr. Azim Premji (chairman - Wipro)
―True success of manufacturing lies in the ability to service global markets.
Manufacturing powerhouse calls for educated workforce of thinkers and
problem solvers”
Mr. Kumar Mangalam Birla (Chairman, Adithya Birla Group)
―India has come to be known as a global IT hub. High time it to be known as
manufacturing hub. Manufacturing has to become the next big wave. Make
in India has a very special resonance for our group. India is already a
manufacturing hub for Birla group. More than 80% of revenue comes from
Indian manufacturing for Birla group.”
Mrs. Chanda Kochhar ( ICICI Bank CEO )
―Whatever gets made in India is best globally and that manufacturing
processes are sustainable, and at competitive costs. We need to focus on
the ease of doing business; the industry would need all infrastructure and
we will need to give youth the resources to involve themselves in
manufacturing.”

9. Mr.Shaw, (CEO, Lockheed Martin India)
―We believe India is an epicentre of innovation. With a supportive
Government in India, as we do have here, we can do a lot mor”
Mr.Y.C. Deveshwar, (Chairman, ITC)
―Like others, I am also inspired by the boldness of your vision and the
simplicity with which you have communicated it is inspiring. MakeInIndia
has given a mantra to eliminate all the ailments our economy has been
suffering from"”

10. Prime Minister unveiled the global 'Make in India' logo
Make in India logo is derived from Ashok Chakra: wheel denotes peaceful progress, and
the lion stands for strength and tenacity.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launching the 'Make In India' logo with Kalraj Mishra
(left), Minister for Micro Small and Medium Enterprises and Nirmala Sitharaman,
Minister of State for Commerce and Industry in New Delhi.

11. Address of Prime Minister while campaining 'Make in India'
Below are the key highlights of the speech delivered by Hon‘ble Prime Minister shri.
Narendra Modi :
 I was hearing the business leaders. My Ministerial colleague also shared insight, we
even saw the film, so I need not further emphasise on Make in India
 I used to be sadened seeing people / Industrialists leaving India and establishing
there base in other countries
 We do not want any industrialist now being forced to leave India. And with my
immidiate experience, I can say that we have been able to bring about a change in
last few months
 Whenever I met people for the last few years they would tell me — we want to shift
out. I never saw political reasons behind it.Yet, when I heard such views I felt very
sad. Why must our own people need to leave India
 Biggest issue was trust. Why do we not trust our fellow countrymen? I want to
change this.
 We have to increase manufacturing and at the same time ensure that the benefits
reach the youth of our nation.
 Industry does not come when there are too many incentive schemes. We have to
create a development & growth oriented environment. For this my definition of FDI is
First Develop India
 The world is looking at Asia for investments. And the criteria laid are in favour of a
country having democracy, demographic dividend & growing demand. While in India
we have all the three. Hence we need not have to tell the world our address, there'll
be a Vasco da Gama and reach in every nook and corner of the India
 Talking about his cabinet, Hon‘ble Prime Minister mentioned that, ―My 3 month
experience tells me that my entire team has a very positive outlook and thinking.
They are 2 steps ahead of me too.‖

12.  While he emphasized that, India should not be looked as just as a market. Industries
need to strive to increase employments such that poors can be shifted to the middle
class. And the quicker the Indian middle class grows the bigger will be the market
 Lauding the country‘s successful Mars mission, Hon‘ble Prime Minister mentioned
thatnobody can now question the talent of our people, especially after yesterdays
success
 Emphasising on center and state relationships, Hon‘ble Prime Ministermentioned
that Governement is committed to growth, there is no political agenda but article of
faith. States and Centre should work as a team as development of States will in turn
result in development of India
 Talking about Digital India mission, Hon‘ble Prime Minister mentioned thatalong with
highways,he also wants i-ways i.e. information ways for a Digital India
 Finally he urged investors who've been considering leaving India to stay back,
flourish here first, and then decide.
 25th September being the birth anniversary of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya, Hon‘ble
Prime Minister dedicated the launch of Make in India mission to himwho has inspired
us through our lives.

13. Panel Discussion on “Make In India” Campaign
Below delegates participated in the panel discussion organised to summarise the
message of Hon‘ble Prime Minister during the ―Make In India‖ Campaign:
During the discussion, Mrs. Mamta Verma, IAS (Industries Commissioner, Government
of Gujarat) summarised the key updates around the new industrial policy to be
introduced by Government of Gujarat soon. While she urged all the individual
departments to share suggesions to make further ammendmends in the same.
Mr. Piruz Khambata emphasised on Zero defect – Zero effect policy. He mentioend that
CII will be organising November 2014 as the ZED month and urged industry leaders to
comply with the same.
Mr. Sunil Parekh in his presentation elaborated Opportunities & Challenges of
implementing Make in India mission and mentioned few Policy Recommendations. He
stated that during last 10 years-Investments in Gujarat has increased from 60,000
Crores to 240,000 crores. Gujarat state contributes about 17% as a manufacturing
Output in India. Major sectors being Food, Textile, Petrolium, Chemicals, Metals,
Machinery etc.
He mentioned that there exists opportunites within Solar Manufacturing; Defense;
TextilesProduction; Electronics; Hitech sports goods;EPC, Generation.
 The 10 major issues for of Industrial Development were as below:
 Volatility in economic & GDP Growth
 ICOR intensity, Capital intensive, Lumpy
 Low on Value Addition, commodity based toys, clothes
 Lack of Innovation, Neglect of Technological development, new knowledge
patent creation
 Needs more FDI, more cosmopolitan environment
 Environmental concerns
 Employment concerns
 Limited Entrepreneurship in new opport sectors
 Infra efficiency
 Quality of education & improved skill development

14. Concluding remarks by Mr. D. J. Pandian, IAS (Additional Chief Secretary; Industry &
Mines Department ; Government of Gujarat)
In his concluding remarks, Mr. Pandian mentioend about 4 Ms i.e. Man, Money,
Machines and Materials. He emphasized on the necessity for encouraging the Indian
and Gujarati entreprenuers to promote, make in India – Made in India moto. At the
same time he mentioned that companies shouls be able to create brand name of their
product in the market where people can recognise the product.
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