Make in India: Empowering Growth

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 Members of Group
APURAV MEHAK
A AGGARWA
TOMAR ABHAY L
ARCHIT
KUMAR
MISHRA
SHARMA
 About MAKE IN INDIA
• Boosting Domestic Manufacturing: Aims to increase India's manufacturing sector
and its contribution to the GDP, making it a global manufacturing hub.
• Attracting Investment: Seeks to attract foreign investment by providing
incentives and streamlining regulations, leading to job creation and technological
advancements.
• Promoting Self-Reliance: Focuses on reducing dependence on imports and
fostering domestic production, enhancing national self-sufficiency in key sectors.
Objectives and goals of Make in India

Boosting Manufacturing Promoting Innovation

To increase the contribution of manufacturing To foster innovation and R&D in

sector to GDP. various industries.

Creating Employment Attracting Investment

To generate job opportunities and To attract foreign direct investment and

skill development. boost economic growth.
Key Sectors and Industries Targeted for
Growth

• Automobile Manufacturing: Expansion of production capacity and

development of electric vehicle infrastructure.

• Textile Industry: Modernization of textile mills and promotion of technical

textiles for exports.

• Electronics Sector: Incentives for semiconductor and electronic

manufacturing units to boost domestic production.
A powerful example of the Make in India initiative's success in the
strategic sector.

Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas: The

indigenously developed Tejas fighter jet is a
significant achievement of the Make in India
initiative in the defense sector, boosting India's
self-reliance.

Artillery Systems and Ammunition: Companies

like the Kalyani Group and Larsen & Toubro
have ramped up domestic production of artillery
guns, missiles, and ammunition for the armed
forces.
Government Policies and Incentives for Promoting Manufacturing in
India
1
Policy Framework
Creation of a conducive policy environment to attract investment and foster innovation.

2
Incentives for Investors
Offering financial incentives, tax benefits, and subsidies to promote manufacturing.
3
Sector-Specific Support

Implementing tailored policies to support key sectors and drive growth in specific industries.
 Impact of Make in India on employment and
economic growth and FDI
Employment
Growth
• The Make in India initiative has
significantly contributed to the employment
growth by creating job opportunities across
various sectors, thereby reducing
unemployment rates.
• Foreign and domestic investments in
manufacturing have led to the establishment
of new industries, leading to increased
employment.
Economic Growth and
FDI
• Make in India has positively impacted
economic growth by boosting manufacturing
output, increasing GDP, and attracting
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).
• The policy reforms and ease of doing
business initiatives have attracted global
companies to invest in India, leading to
enhanced FDI inflows.
 LET’S TALK ABOUT DATA
Pre-Make in India (2010-2014)
• Average GDP Growth Rate - 6.8%
• Key Economic Drivers - Services Sector
Boom, Government Spending on Infrastructure
• Challenges - Complex Regulations for
Manufacturing, Limited Access to Capital
for Businesses, Infrastructure Bottlenecks.
Post-Make in India (2015-2023)
• Average GDP Growth Rate - 6.3%
• Key Economic Drivers -Continued
Services Sector Growth, Increased Focus
on Manufacturing.
• Challenges - Global Economic
Slowdown, Demonetization (2016).
 MAKE IN INDIA
• Jewelry PRODUCTS
• Food and Spices
Everest, MDH, Tata Tea,
Tanishq
• Textiles & Haldiram's.
Handicrafts
Fabindia, Khadi India • Ayurvedic Products
Handloom Sarees: • Automobile Industry
Himalaya, Dabur,
Kanjeevaram silk, Tata Motors, Mahindra Patanjali,
Banarasi silk, etc. & Mahindra, Bajaj
Auto.
Success stories and achievements of Make in India
Advanced
Manufacturing
New high-tech manufacturing
plants have revolutionized
production, integrating
cutting-edge robotics and
technology.
Skilled Workforce
Highly skilled Indian workers
demonstrate precision and
dedication in producing quality
goods.
Global Partnerships
Indian entrepreneurs forging
international collaborations and
global partnerships signify the
success of Make in India.
 Challenges and Obstacles Faced in Implementing
Make in India

• Implementing Make in India has faced challenges such as infrastructural gaps,

complex regulations, and global competition.

• Another obstacle is the need for skilled labor and technology advancements to
meet international standards.

• This initiative also encounters bureaucratic hurdles and the necessity for continuous
policy reforms for ease of doing business.
Future prospects and opportunities for Make in India

Investment in education and skill

development for competitive advantage
Skilled Workforce

Global Collaborations with international firms for

Partnerships technology transfer
Emerging Technologies

Technological New opportunities in AI, IoT, and renewable

Advancements energy industries
Conclusion: Empowering growth through
Make in India
Increased Manufacturing
Competitiveness
The Make in India initiative has boosted the
competitiveness of Indian manufacturing on
a global scale, driving economic growth.
Attracting Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI)
Make in India has attracted significant
FDI, indicating trust and confidence in the
Indian market for long-term growth.
Job Creation and Skill Development
It has created numerous job opportunities
and facilitated skill development,
empowering the Indian workforce.
Technological Advancements and
Innovation
The initiative has driven technological
advancements and spurred innovation,
positioning India as a hub for cutting-edge
industries.
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