Created by Aditi Shrivastava, Aditya Malviya, Aditya Rana, Akshat Saxena . Students of UIT RGPV CSE - A 2014 Group 2.

1. PRESENTED BY-
Aditi Shrivastava
Aditya Malviya
Aditya Rana
Akshat Saxena
CSE-”A”
Batch-I -2014
PRESENTATION
UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

3. • Coined by PM Shri Narendra Ji Modi
• Announced On 15th August 2014
• Owned By Government Of India
• Launched on 25 sept 2014
• Decided on Global Summit

4. OBJECTIVES :
DESIGNED
TO
FACILITATE
INVESTMEN
T.
FOSTER
INNOVATION
.
ENHANCE
SKILL
DEVELOPM
ENT.
PROTECT
INTELLECTU
AL
PROPERTY.
AND BUILD
BEST-IN-
CLASS
MANUFACT
URING
INFRASTRU
CTURE

5. SECTORS INCLUDED
Automobiles
Aviation
Biotechnology
Defence
Manufacturing
Electronic
Systems
IT and
BPM
Pharmaceuticals

6. AUTOMOBLIES
4 large auto
manufacturing
hubs across the
country.
India’s car market
has the potential to
grow to 6+ Millions
units annually by
2020.
100% FDI is
allowed under the
automatic route in
the auto sector,
subject to all the
applicable
regulations and
laws.
For small cars,
motorcycles,
scooters – the duty
has been reduced
from 12% to 8%.
Suzuki
(Japan),Nissan
(Japan),Piaggio
(Italy),Volkswagen
(Germany),Renault
(France),Hyundai
(South
Korea),General
Motors
(USA),BMW
(Germany),Ford
(USA),Toyota
(Japan)

7. DEFENCE MANUFACTURING
3rd largest
armed forces
in the world.
60% of
requirements
met by
imports.
Promoting
self-reliance,
technology
upgradation
and
achieving
economies of
scale.
Preference to
‘Buy (Indian)’
and ‘Buy and
Make
(Indian)’ over
‘Buy
(Global)’.
Provision of
INR 2,290
Billion for
defence
services.
Foreign
Investors
BAE India
Systems
(UK),Pilatus
(Switzerland)
,Lockheed
Martin
(USA),Boein
g India
(USA),Rayth
eon
(USA),MBDA
(France).IAI
(Israel),Rafae
l (Israel)

8. RENEWABLE ENERGY
India is the
fourth largest
importer of oil
and the sixth
largest importer
of petroleum
products and
LNG globally.
Nearly 3/4th of
Indias energy is
produced
through thermal
power.
Wind energy
accounts for
nearly 70%
(21.1 GW) of
installed
capacity, thereby
making India the
world’s fifth
largest wind
energy producer.
Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI)
up to 100% is
permitted under
The Electricity
Act, 2003.
Financial
support –
Suzlon,Enercon,
Vestas,RRB,NE
G,Applied
Materials (USA)

9. POLICIES
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY FACTS
NEW
INITIATIVE
S
FOREIGN DIRECT
INVESTMENT
NATIONAL
MANUFAC
T-URING

10. NEW INITIATIVES
The Make in
India program
includes
major new
initiatives
designed to
facilitate
investment,
foster
innovation,
protect
intellectual
property,
build best-in-
class
manufacturing
infrastructure.

11. creation a conducive
environment for the
protection of intellectual
property rights
Upgrading infrastructure,
building capacity and using
state-of-the-art technology
in the functioning of
intellectual property offices
in the country.

12. India has already
marked its presence
as one of the fastest
growing economies of
the world.
It has been ranked
among the top 3
attractive destinations
for inbound
investments.
Since 1991, the
regulatory
environment in terms
of foreign investment
has been consistently
eased to make it
investor-friendly.

13. NATIONAL MANUFACTURING
The policy is the first of its
kind for the manufacturing
sector as it addresses
areas of regulation,
infrastructure, skill
development, technology,
availability of finance, exit
mechanism and other
pertinent factors related to
the growth of the sector.
An increase in the share of
manufacturing in the
country’s Gross Domestic
Product from 16% to 25%
by 2022.
To create 100 million
additional jobs by 2022 in
manufacturing sector.

14. HURDLES TO OUR ECONOMIC
GROWTH
Poor
education
Slow
growth rate
Strict
government
polices
High land
cost

15. Improve the
programme
delivery
Extending
urban
faclities in
rular areas
Improving
education
standards
Allow
foreign
investment
Support
tourism
HOW TO OVERCOME FROM
PROBLEMS?

16. 10th largest
GDP
8.9% growth
rate
Services are
main source
of economic
growth
Pioneer in
information
technology
Export
services and
merchandize
INDIAN ECONOMY