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Amitabh Kant On How PM Modi’s ‘Make in India’ Has Taken Off

Amitabh Kant On How PM Modi’s ‘Make in India’ Has Taken Off

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PM Narendra Modi’s Make-In-India initiative that was launched in 2014 with the vision of transforming India into a global manufacturing hub, has become a resounding success story. Watch senior bureaucrat and G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant, a key driver of the initiative, in conversation with BTTV Managing Editor Siddharth Zarabi on the ambitious ‘Make In India’ scheme which is in its tenth year. The initiative, has emerged as one of the central government’s resounding success story. And now, the sights are set on moving the bar higher – into the high-tech manufacturing sector. It was the 25th of September 2014, when the newly-elected Narendra Modi government rolled out the ‘Make In India’ scheme. The incredible scope of ‘Make In India’ eclipsed all other announcements at that time… even its symbol - the majestic lion with rotating gears and wheels left observers in awe. The aim of the super ambitious exercise was clear, to turn India into a manufacturing hub, ‘aatmanirbhar’ for its own needs and for what the world wanted. 9 years later, ‘Make in India’ has garnered immense traction, attracting a surge of foreign direct investment and is propelling India’s manufacturing sector to new heights. Under the ‘Make In India’ program, the government has eased the process of doing business and streamlined regulations… creating a conducive environment for manufacturing. As a result, India is no longer just a big market for global companies, but a nation satisfying the global hunger for merchandise and services.

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