This document discusses India's achievements and potential for growth, as well as areas needing improvement to become more globally competitive. It outlines India's strengths such as a young population, low-cost skilled labor, and achievements in areas like space science and IT. However, it also identifies challenges like lack of infrastructure, delays in projects, and an over-reliance on foreign investment. The document proposes initiatives to strengthen research and development, support startups, develop specialized industries, and increase political will and consensus to help India become more self-reliant and globally competitive.

2. achievements
 Nuclear science
 Space science (MOM)
 IT
 Ship building (Defence & commercial)
 Defence aircrafts

3. Potential
 Labour force
 Intelligent brains
 Key people
 Young population
 Language proficiency
 Good educational institutes
 Growing economy
 40% of engineers in USA are from India

4. Is there Global Indian brands?
 Rupay card
 Indian software's
 Tata jaguar
 Apollo tyres
 Micromax
 Pharmaceuticals
 Ircon (Indian railway)
 Mahindra tractors & XUV 500
 Tata steel

5. Current scenario
Government initiatives
 Make in India campaign
 SEZ
 Liberalised laws
 Immediate approvals to
Rs1000crore projects
 Govt. Investments
 PPP in PSU’s
 Smart cities & industrial
parks
Faults of Government
 Missing coordination of
govt Departments.
 Delays in patent
 Corruption
 Branding
 Infrastructure
 Delays in clearances of
projects.
 Non educated leaders

6. Current scenario
 corporate initiatives
 Need of research
 Innovation
 Research on paradigm
shift of cars by BENZ.
 Tata motors.
 Customised production
 faults of corporate
 Reluctance to country.
 Foreign oriented trend.
 Foreign job trend.
 Foreign investment.
 Tata Jaguar in china.
 Ambassador car
 design

7. Requirements to be world-class
 World class leaders (Prime Minister)
 Infrastructure.
 Pay millions & get billions.
 Small scale industries.
 Small loans for the unorganised.
 Technology transfer to illiterates.

8. Research &
Development
 Fund allocation
 Research institutes
 Identifying potential
 Customised production
& research

9. Start-Ups
 Substitute placements with manufacturing start ups.
 Target to create 100 billion dollar companies.
 Govt. Intervention for start-ups from top institutes.
 Financing for start ups of fresher's.

10. Develop our specialised industries
 Launch automobile & aircraft industries as a
subsidiary of ISRO (Tejas aircraft of Indian army, A
success story)
 Dry docks
 Harbours
 Ship manufacturing
 Titanium sponge
 Telecommunication

11. Political consensus
 Strikes & unions.
 Political parties hand picked by
foreign motives.
 Vote bank politics than welfare of nation.
 American political model.
 Misleading people for
political achievements.

12. Will power
 “Human will power how amazing”
 Modern initiatives of youngsters.
 A wave of Emergence of new companies.
 Change from job orientation to entrepreneurship.
 Govt. Initiatives for the existence of start-ups.