Disclaimer: The case and problem statements below have been formulated by FII in partnership with

CII and CII Institute of Logistics and are in no way related to or in association with any entity, public or
private

Problem Statement

Imagine a nation on the cusp of greatness. Its young population, brimming with talent and ambition,
fuels its rise as a global force. Yet, a shadow persists: dependence on foreign technology and
manufactured goods shackles its true potential. This is the story of India, a land poised to dominate
the global stage, but lacking the tools to fully forge its own destiny.

Millions of young minds yearn to innovate, to build, to create the next Google, the next Apple.
However, their brilliance often finds limited avenues, stifled by skills gaps and an ecosystem lagging
behind global leaders. The dream of "Made in India" resonates across the nation, but the reality
paints a different picture - reliance on imported chips and technology stifles domestic manufacturing
and innovation.

India's strength lies in its demographic dividend, which is helping it, propel to be among the top
countries. The question beckons: Can India turn the tide? How can it leverage its strength to
accelerate and transform into a tech and manufacturing powerhouse, leaving behind the shadow of
dependence and etching its own name in the annals of innovation?

The Deliverable

Based on the information shared above, and any other research that you may want to conduct,
prepare a 2-slide PPT (excluding cover and appendix slides).

Corroborate your answers with relevant facts and reasoning to ensure that your argument is logical.
Mention sources and references, wherever relevant.

Naming convention: Team Name_Institute Name

Format: please submit in .ppt/.pptx/.pdf format only

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