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The document provides information on India's "Make In India" initiative, which aims to increase manufacturing's share of GDP to 25% by 2022 and create 100 million new jobs. It was launched by the Prime Minister in 2014 to convert India into a global manufacturing hub. The initiative is designed to encourage both domestic and foreign companies to invest in manufacturing in India by streamlining regulations and providing assistance. Key aspects include guiding foreign investors, assisting them through regulatory processes, promptly answering questions online, and proactively following up with relevant information.
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