The document discusses the concept of 'self-reliant India' and its significance, emphasizing the need to strengthen domestic capacities and industries while participating in the global economy. It addresses challenges such as high import tariffs, economic recovery, and insufficient budget allocation for health and education. Additionally, it touches on government initiatives and the importance of overcoming developmental gaps and geopolitical considerations.

1. आत्मनिर्भर र्ारत अनर्याि
Prepared & Presented
By- Devvrat Langayan
Under the guidance of- Mr. Mohammad Qais Rezvani
(Professor), University School of Management, KUK

2. WHAT WILLYOU
LEARN?
WHAT DOES ‘SELF-RELIANT INDIA’ MEAN ?
WHY BEING ‘SELF-RELIANT’ IS IMPORTANT?
HOW DO WE BECOME ‘SELF-RELIANT’?
SOME GOVT. INITIATIVES.
CHALLENGES BEFORE INDIA. 2

3. WHAT DOES SELF-RELIANT INDIA MEAN?
‘वसुधैव क
ु टुम्बकम’
STRENGTHENING
INDIA’S CAPACITIES
BOOST DOMESTIC
INDUSTRIES
PARTICIPATING
VIGROUSLY IN THE
GLOBAL ECONOMY.
NOT ABOUT
IMPORT
SUBSTITUTION. 3

4. HIGH IMPORT TARIFFS
DISCOURAGING FOREIGN TRADE
BLOCKING IMPORT OF
MANUFACTURED GOODS
DOMESTICALLY MANUFACTURED
GOODS ONLY
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6. ECONOMIC RECOVERY
SUPPLY CHAINS
DEVELOPMENTAL GAPS
HEALTH AND ECONOMIC SECURITY
GEOPOLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS
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16. BUDGET ALLOCATION – HEALTH & EDUCATION
INSUFFICIENT SUPPORT TO STATE
GOVERNMENTS
LACK OF DEMAND
GOVERNMENT REVENUES
IMPLEMENTATION
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